Abstract No. 565 Smartphone and web-based interventional radiology case logging system to facilitate recording of procedures performed by interventional radiology residents

The integrated and independent IR residency programs require the tracking reporting of procedure volumes for both to Accreditation Council Graduate Medical Education American Board Radiology program trainee certification. Society Interventional (SIR) Association Program Directors in (APDIR) have formalized case process form a templated electronic spreadsheet aid collecting this data. Despite ability capture all pertinent information, data entry can be time consuming, though much necessary populate log already exists structured format within Picture Archive Communications System (PACS). Previous efforts been made develop mobile web applications interventional radiology (IR) facilitate peer-review during morning rounds. This study aims compare conventional logging current approved APDIR with novel responsive application system PACS. A optimized desktop touch screen use was created cases. connects our institutional PACS via standard DICOM networking protocols list recent cases their associated metadata. Two residents accessed app used it 25 most cases, recording number taps keystrokes. They then logged same on SIR-APDIR resident spreadsheet, keystrokes mouse clicks. There significant difference manual versus keystroke web-based smartphone app, an average 89.9 (± 9.5) 21.3 6.4), respectively (P < 0.001). Similarly, there clicks between 8.3 0.9) 5.7 0.7), smartphone-based required fewer than resulting less spent may serve as model other similar tools, integrating using industry protocols. provide means increased adherence throughout residency, providing more accurate snapshot procedural experience gained.