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Published: By Trucell 2 min read

Mobile workstation: improving workflow efficiency at Quantum Radiology Bankstown

How Ergotron mobile PC trolleys and an LG Clinical Review Monitor helped Quantum Radiology Bankstown adopt digital worksheets without sacrificing speed or ergonomics.

Mobile PC workstation and clinical workflow at Quantum Radiology Bankstown

Quantum Radiology Bankstown has been at the forefront of diagnostic imaging services, providing high-quality radiology solutions to the local community. When the clinic transitioned to digital worksheets for ultrasound, several practical constraints threatened workflow efficiency.

At a glance: Ergotron mobile PC trolley · LG Clinical Review Monitor with DICOM calibration · Strong uptake from radiographer teams · Fewer delays between rooms and reporting.

The lead image on this page shows the Ergotron trolley in use on site. Additional photos from the deployment are below.

Radiology staff using the mobile workstation between rooms

Clinical workspace with integrated workstation

Patient data and RIS as part of the imaging workflow

Challenges

The shift to digital worksheets created logistical pressure: there were not enough computer terminals for the new system, few viable spots for extra fixed terminals, and the layout of the clinic meant a long walk between the ultrasound room and the nearest PCs—making timely access to the system difficult.

Proposed solution: mobile workstation

To address this, we recommended the Ergotron Mobile PC Trolley: an ergonomic, multi-purpose workstation built for mobility in clinical environments. Staff could reach digital worksheets without being tied to fixed desks.

Implementation and added value

After review, a fixed PC between rooms would have limited flexibility. Assigning one computer to a staff member on a mobile cart reduced the number of fixed terminals required and kept reporting and imaging tasks close to the patient pathway.

The trolley also acts as a practical workstation: shelves and baskets hold consumables, scanners, and paperwork. For consistent image review we paired the setup with an LG Clinical Review Monitor with automatic DICOM calibration so studies are viewed to a recognised medical imaging standard.

Result

Following installation, feedback was strongly positive. The first unit went to the Chief Radiographer; other staff soon asked for their own carts. Moving freely between areas cut delays and supported day-to-day productivity.

Closing

Flexible, ergonomic hardware can materially improve how a busy imaging clinic runs day to day—not only operationally, but for staff experience.

If your clinic has a similar workflow constraint, we can help you scope fit-for-purpose workstation and display options.

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Originally published as a case study on trucell.com.au.

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