J P D E V Javier Piqueras

RadioAssist is a full-stack web tool built to eliminate the reporting bottleneck in radiology. The radiologist dictates findings — by voice or text — and the AI automatically identifies the study type, picks the right template, and generates a complete structured report in a single call. Templates are defined in free text by each radiologist; the model respects their style, terminology, and field preferences.

The system manages a per-patient conversation context: refinements are possible within the same case, and the session clears in under a second when moving to the next patient — a key design decision for workflows where 30–50 reports are generated in a single morning.

Privacy is built in by design: no patient identifiers are ever stored. The frontend never calls the AI API directly; all requests go through the backend, which owns the API key, builds the system prompt, and manages context isolation between radiologists.

Built with React, Node.js/Express/TypeScript, PostgreSQL/Prisma, JWT auth, Web Speech API, and Claude Haiku (Anthropic).

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