RadQRCode

Using QR Codes for recording and sharing teaching file metadata on mobile devices

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This is a pair of applications designed to facilitate recording case metadata for personal teaching files. The desktop application allows drag and drop from a Synapse PACS workstation, automatically populating case metadata. The user can add a free text description. A QR code is generated dynamically from concatenated metadata text separated by a vertical bar delimiter. The application also allows for direct retrieval of study data from the Synapse server, as well as drag and drop of a DICOM file. The Android mobile app contains a QR code scanner that scans the code from the desktop application, incorporating the data into an SQLite database. The data can be searched and edited, and new QR codes can be generated for sharing between mobile devices. Follow-up cases are flagged by color. Data can be imported from and exported to CSV files on the Android filesystem.

Download RadQRCode (Desktop)

(last modified March 20, 2022 - Changelog)

Source on GitHub

The easiest way to install the Android app is through Google Play. Alternatively, the apk file can be installed by downloading the .apk file below and using an apk installer app.

RadQRCode on Google Play

or download

RadQRCode.apk (Android)

(last modified March 4, 2024 - Changelog)

Privacy Policy: Google Play requires me to disclose that RadQRCode requires camera permissions for the purpose of capturing and decoding QR codes. I do not collect any information about your data, and RadQRCode doesn't have network access privileges.

Requires Android 5.0 or higher, and camera.

Source on GitHub
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