When selecting criteria to find studies, try to be as specific as possible. The more detailed the criteria, the less time the system spends searching for a study and the more accurate the results are. If you are unsure of spelling; can remember only part of a word, name, or number; or cannot read the entire word or number, use wildcards to represent the unknown information.
To find studies using the Administration Tools
On the Daily tab, click Study Manager.
Select one or more search criteria: Location, Modality, Study Date, Study Status, and so on.
If searching on a remote Location, do not include private fields. If you include a private field in a remote search, those fields appear empty or with value -1 in the search results. The criteria listed are not private.
Click Refresh.
Important!
Clicking Refresh without selecting any search criteria beforehand causes the Administration Tools to freeze. If this happens, the Administration Tools must be stopped manually.
View the results in the results list.
Each line in the list contains information about a single study for a patient. To sort the results according to a different column, click the column name. The data is resorted alphabetically or numerically based on the content of that column.
 | Note: If more than a thousand studies are returned, only the most recent thousand studies are displayed. To find the study you are looking for, narrow the search criteria and try the query again. |