Radattest.
For radiologists For hospitals Quality Implementation Contact
Platform

Radiology reporting.
On a Mac.

PowerScribe 360 never ran on a Mac. Radattest does — the whole product, dictation to signature, on the same install as Windows, with a working handoff to Mac-native PACS. The Mac reading room finally has a platform built for it.

The same product. On a Mac.

Open a study in your Mac PACS viewer and Radattest is on the case. Dictate in any order or field by field, the impression composes in your voice, QA runs on every report before you sign at no time cost, priors and measurements are already open — every feature, every setting, per radiologist. Home workstation, teleradiology, moonlighting, the reading room: same install, either OS.

Read on a Mac?

Tell us which PACS. You'll be talking to the radiologist who built it — he reads on one too — and yours is next.

What comes with it

Everything. Not a subset.

Dictate in any orderSentences land in the right section, and you can see where.
Or field by fieldTemplate order, one section at a time, nothing composed unasked.
Impression, three waysAutomatic, on request, or you write every word.
Length on a 1–10 dialDetail comes off the bottom of the list. A major finding is never dropped.
It adopts your wordingSay it your way three times and it becomes a standing rule.
Templates and macros importFrom the system you're leaving — years of habits, nothing rebuilt by hand.
Priors in one placeHistory and the last three impressions, on the rail, already open.
Measurements chainedThe interval change for a lesion is written into the report automatically.
QA embedded, no time costEight checks before you sign, silent unless something is caught, one click to fix.
Guideline follow-up, written for youFleischner, TI-RADS — verified against the published text.
Criticals, timedDetected, communicated, acknowledged — with evidence.
wRVU, counted as you signThe day builds on screen, live — not a month-end spreadsheet.
Tell us your setup Leaving PowerScribe 360?