ScanFlo

For universities & colleges

Graduate technologists who are already at home on the console.

Your program's bottleneck isn't teaching capacity — it's scanner access. ScanFlo gives every student unlimited console hours, and gives your faculty a portal that turns that practice into assessable evidence: cohorts, scheduled assignments, OSCE stations, competency heat maps and countersigned logbooks.

  • 32 OSCE stations
  • 7 competencies tracked
  • MRI + CT
  • 6 export formats
ScanFlo · University — Assignments · OSCE station to a cohort
ScanFlo university portal composing an assignment: cohort B Sc Test, MRI console, OSCE station type, an artefact-recognition station, a due date and an email reminder 24 hours before
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One scanner, ninety students

Departmental scanners serve patients first. Students queue for observation slots and graduate having driven a console a handful of times.

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Batch scheduling

Getting one batch through the same exercise before Friday means chasing thirty people individually, then chasing the stragglers again.

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Assessment is anecdotal

Without instrumented practice, competency sign-off leans on logbooks and impressions rather than observed, repeatable performance.

Outcomes

What your program gets

Spotlight

Batch scheduling

Set a case or an OSCE station for the whole cohort with a due date and an email reminder 24 or 72 hours before. It reaches each student at their next console launch, and completion records itself.

  • One form: cohort, console, station, due date, reminder
  • Lands at each student's next console launch
  • Completion records itself — no chasing
The assignment composer with cohort, console, type, station, due date and reminder policy

Unlimited console hours

Every enrolled student, MRI and CT, on any campus computer. Hours are server-credited active time — idle tabs are not counted.

Cohorts

Create a batch by academic year, add students by email list and assign faculty. Every member's practice rolls up in one place.

Competency heat map

Your cohort against all seven competencies on one screen, with weak areas ranked worst-first.

Spotlight

32 OSCE stations, ready to use

Protocol selection, planning accuracy, parameter optimisation and artefact recognition — rubric-scored, or measured automatically from the acquisition. Author your own, or copy one into your institution.

  • Protocol selection · planning accuracy · parameter optimisation
  • Rubric-scored, or measured automatically from the acquisition
  • Time limits, attempts and pass marks you set
The OSCE station library grouped by protocol selection, planning accuracy and parameter optimisation

Examination ledger

Every completed exam with its full parameter set and CTDIvol, hash-chained — the logbook is tamper-evident, not just stored.

Countersign

Faculty sign off completed examinations. A countersignature is permanent and cryptographically bound to the entry.

Six export formats

Program report, cohort report, competency matrix and examination ledger, plus per-student logbook and matrix PDFs.

Coverage

What faculty can run

Faculty dashboardScope the whole university or one cohort, filter by date, and read students, practised, console hours, exams, average score and pass rate at a glance
CohortsCreate a batch by academic year, add students by email list, assign faculty — every member's practice rolls up in one place
Batch schedulingSchedule a case or an OSCE station for a cohort with a due date and an email reminder 24 or 72 hours before; it reaches each student at their next console launch
OSCE stationsProtocol selection (rubric — appropriateness, completeness, sequence order), planning accuracy (geometric tolerance against a recorded reference plan), parameter optimisation (automatic — a breached scan-time or dose ceiling fails)
Student analysisPer-student competency heat map, weak areas ranked worst-first, and a per-student matrix showing first, best and latest attempt with trend
Examination ledgerEvery completed exam with its full parameter set and CTDIvol, hash-chained — the logbook is tamper-evident, not just stored
CountersignFaculty sign off completed examinations; a countersignature is permanent and cryptographically bound to the entry
ExportsProgram report (PDF), cohort report (XLSX/CSV), competency matrix (XLSX/CSV), examination ledger (CSV), plus per-student logbook and matrix PDFs
Faculty & devicesFaculty roles and cohort assignments, and licensed lab systems grouped by room with device release and CSV export

Student analysis

See who is stuck, and on what.

Every completed examination feeds a competency score. The heat map puts your whole cohort against all seven competencies on one screen, coloured around the 70% pass line — so a column of amber tells you what to teach next, and a row of it tells you who to sit with.

  • Weak areas ranked worst-first across the cohort
  • Click any student for first, best and latest attempt with trend
  • Exports to XLSX and CSV for accreditation files
Sample competency heat map: five students scored across seven competencies
StudentPatient preparationProtocol selectionPlanning accuracyParameter optimisationImage qualityRadiation protectionPost-processing
A. Iyer92888174869078
R. Menon847255627781
S. Kulkarni95918986938884
N. Patel684138526071
D. Fernandes88797369828576
Illustrative samplebelow 70% passat or above pass

How it runs

Four steps to a working program.

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Assign

Pick the cohort, the console and the station or case, set a due date and let the reminder send itself. Students receive it at their next console launch.

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Practice

Students scan on their own schedule — library, lab or home. Every parameter decision is theirs to make and remake, and completion records itself.

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Review

The heat map shows who is practising, who is stuck and on which competency. Weak areas are ranked worst-first, so the next lecture writes itself.

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Certify

Countersign completed examinations — permanent and cryptographically bound to the entry — then export the matrix and ledger for accreditation.

Inside the faculty portal

Real screens, not renders.

Every image below is a capture from the portal your faculty sign in to.

ScanFlo · University — Assignments · OSCE station to a cohort
The assignment composer: cohort, console, type, station, optional title, due date and reminder policy, with an empty assignments list below
Assignments — pick the cohort, console and station, set a due date, and the reminder sends itself.
ScanFlo · University — OSCE stations · 32 ready to use
The OSCE station library showing 32 stations grouped by protocol selection, planning accuracy and parameter optimisation, each tagged CT or MRI and marked published
OSCE stations — 32 ready to use, rubric-scored or measured automatically. Author your own, or copy one to your institution.

Frequently asked questions

How is ScanFlo licensed for universities?+

By seat, starting at 10 seats, on annual terms that match academic cycles. Billing is by invoice with procurement support, and instructor onboarding is included.

Can we run OSCEs on it?+

Yes. Thirty-two stations ship ready to use across protocol selection, planning accuracy, parameter optimisation and artefact recognition. Some are rubric-scored; others are measured automatically from the acquisition, so a breached scan-time or dose ceiling fails on its own. You set time limits, attempts and pass marks, and you can author your own station or copy a ScanFlo one into your institution and edit it.

What evidence do we get for accreditation?+

Every completed examination is recorded with its full parameter set and dose, hash-chained so entries cannot be quietly altered. Faculty countersign them, and you export the program report, cohort report, competency matrix and examination ledger — plus per-student logbook and matrix PDFs. Console hours are server-credited active time; idle tab time is not counted.

Can we map ScanFlo to our curriculum?+

Yes. Cases and stations are scheduled per cohort and week, and the library spans introductory scanning through artefact and protocol-optimisation work.

What do students need?+

Any modern browser. No installs, no lab-imaging licenses, no GPU requirements — a standard campus computer lab or a student laptop is enough.

Do you support a pilot before full adoption?+

Yes — most programs start with a single-cohort pilot for one term. Book a demo and we'll scope it with your faculty.

Put your learners at the console today.

Free student tier. No installs. Runs in any browser.