Radiology

The modality filter dropdown on the Reading Worklist page only offers three modality options (CT/MRI combined, X-Ray, USG), plus an unrelated "STAT only" priority option mixed into the same list. Four of the system's eight modalities — Fluoroscopy, Mammography, Echo, and Bone DEXA — have no filter option at all, even though studies in those modalities exist in the worklist.
Impact
Medium severity. A radiologist or staff member wanting to filter the Reading Worklist down to just Fluoroscopy, Mammography, Echo, or Bone DEXA studies has no way to do so — those modalities are simply absent from the dropdown. CT and MRI are also force-combined into one option with no way to isolate either individually. The "STAT only" entry sitting inside what is otherwise a modality list is also confusing, since STAT is a priority level, not a modality.

Environment
Clinq HMS demo environment, NSS Hospital (nssh.demo.clinq.health), Reading Worklist page. Tested 20 October 2026.
Steps to Reproduce

1. Go to Radiology > Reading Worklist.
2. Open the modality filter dropdown (default "All modalities").
3. Review the full list of options offered.

Expected vs Actual
Expected: the dropdown lists all modalities used in the system (X-Ray, Ultrasound, CT, MRI, Mammography, Fluoroscopy, Echo, Bone DEXA), matching the modality filter seen on the Radiology Orders and Schedule pages, with priority-level filters (like STAT) kept separate from modality options.
Actual: the dropdown only offers "All modalities", "STAT only", "CT/MRI", "X-Ray", and "USG" — five entries total, one of which (STAT only) isn't a modality at all. Fluoroscopy, Mammography, Echo, and Bone DEXA are missing entirely, and CT/MRI can't be filtered individually. Selecting "USG" does correctly filter to rows showing "Ultrasound" as their modality, confirming the filtering logic itself works — the options list is just incomplete.