OverRead
OverRead
Hotkeys, clinical calculators, PACS measurement capture, and live worklist awareness — quietly stitched together so the radiologist stays in the chair.
Four cooperating components, one cohesive feel. Install once on a Windows reading-room workstation.
Fleischner, Adrenal, Pancreas, Thyroid TI-RADS, Lung-RADS — each parses dictation context and types a structured recommendation back into PowerScribe.
One key in PowerScribe sends dictation commands; the same combination in PACS sets window/level. A panic key tears it all down if something misbehaves.
When PowerScribe opens a report, the PACS plugin pulls comparison dates and types them into the dictation. No keystroke, no clipboard.
Drop a measurement in PACS, press one hotkey, and the value plus series/image reference lands at the PowerScribe cursor.
Real-time counts, per-modality cards, moonlighting alerts. Get a push notification when a modality opens up — even when you're away from the workstation.
Patient names, MRNs, DOBs, and accession numbers stay in PACS memory. Only modality, dates, and measurement geometry cross any seam.
A workstation suite, a tiny relay in the cloud, and a PWA you install on your phone. Each piece is replaceable.
Windows · AHK · WebView2 · Python · PowerShell · Ollamarelay.tarrence.netdashboard.overread.appNo daemons. No shared databases. Each seam is auditable and replaceable.
Patient names, MRNs, DOBs, and accession numbers exist in PACS / PowerScribe memory only. Anything that crosses a network seam or hits disk is non-PHI: modalities, dates, series / image numbers, measurement values, annotation geometry. The localhost bridge enforces a strict filename allowlist — there is no path for PHI to leak.
The OverRead ecosystem lives across four hostnames, each with a distinct backend and auth posture.
Project homepage. Static, no auth.
Live counts, modality cards, moonlighting alerts. Install as a PWA on phone or laptop.
Per-user Inno Setup installer with auto-updater. Hands the GGUF to the Impression panel on first run.
Broker between the hospital publisher and the PWA. Owns the dashboard state in D1 and the Web Push fan-out.