About this document

This section provides information to help you understand the MI Disc View Quick Viewer User's Guide and how to most effectively use it.

Purpose

This document describes how to use the MI Disc View Quick Viewer to view images and patient documentation that are stored on the MI Disc View CD.

Audience

This document is written for MI Disc View users and administrators. Typically, the users are:

Radiologists (on-site and at remote locations)
Technologists
Referring Physicians
Referring Office Staff
PACS Administrators
Patients


Note: The document does not describe how to use the medical equipment at your facility, or how to perform medical diagnostic examinations. For this information, refer to the relevant manufacturer's manual and internal standard operating procedures.

Organization

This document contains the following major sections:

"Getting Started" describes how to start using the MI Disc View Quick Viewer. The section includes an overview of the Quick Viewer and its work area.
"Opening and viewing studies" describes how to open studies, and how to view images and patient documentation associated with open studies. It also provides instructions on how to start the MI Disc View Advanced Viewer and print reports and images.
"Closing studies and exiting" describes how to close studies and exit the Quick Viewer.

Intended use for MI Disc View Quick Viewer and MI Disc View Advanced Viewer

The MI Disc View Quick Viewer and the MI Disc View Advanced Viewer are medical image viewers, to be accessed from the MI Disc View compact disc (CD), and are not indicated for diagnostic use.

Prescription device statement

United States law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a physician or a properly licensed practitioner.

Your comments

We welcome your comments about the usability of the McKesson equipment and accompanying manuals. If you have questions or comments regarding this document, please contact the Product Documentation Group at McKesson Medical Imaging Group.

Service Information

For technical support or any service related to McKesson equipment, please call the toll-free telephone number listed on the front or back of this guide.

Standard Coverage includes:

Software Support

Software support for 24 hours per day, seven days per week for all Emergency Software Support. "Emergency Software Support" means service issues related to system failure affecting the delivery of patient care. Non-emergency software support is limited to 6:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, five days per week (Monday to Friday).

Hardware Support

Hardware Equipment support through third-party vendors (for example, Hewlett Packard) is provided nine hours per day (8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. local time), five days per week (Monday through Friday) with a four hour response time (four hour response does not apply to evenings, weekends, and statutory holidays). Parts are included at no additional cost to Customer. Hardware Equipment support outside the standard hours is billable at McKesson's current time and materials billing rates.

Software Updates

McKesson will provide Software Updates delivered remotely, online to the currently licensed feature set within Customer's licensed version of the McKesson Horizon Medical Imaging Software, for example, Version 4.1 to 4.3 to 4.5. Hardware equipment, labor and, travel expenses associated with on-site Software Updates are not included under a Maintenance Support agreement.


Note: Glassware (Monitor Picture Tubes), including color liquid crystal displays (LCDs), are only covered under full coverage maintenance for either the first one or three years following the original installation date, depending on the model type purchased. For details, refer to your service contract.

If you do call McKesson Medical Imaging Group for service, please have this manual handy and be prepared to provide the following information:

Your name and the name of the facility from which you are calling
Your return telephone, fax, or pager number
The system or equipment name on the McKesson label
A description of the steps leading to the problem