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Background  User satisfaction with PACS is considered as one of the important criteria for assessing success in using PACS. The objective of this study was to determine the level of user satisfaction with PACS and to compare its functional features with traditional film-based systems.    Methods  This study was conducted in 2017. Residents at three large university hospitals in Kerman filled-out a self-administered questionnaire consisting of three parts: demographic information of participants, user satisfaction with PACS, comparing features of the two digital and traditional imaging systems. The validity of this questionnaire was approved by five medical informatics, radiology, and health information management specialists and its reliability was confirmed by Cronbach’s alpha (86%). Data were analyzed using descriptive statistics and the Spearman, Mann Whitney U and Kruskal-Wallis statistical tests.    Results  The mean of the participants’ ages was 31.4 (±4.4) years and 59% of the participants were females. The mean of physicians’ satisfaction with PACS’ had no significant relationship with their age ( P  = 0.611), experience of using PACS ( P  = 0.301), specialty ( P  = 0.093), and percent of interpretation of images with PACS ( P  = 0.762). It had a significant relationship with the participants’ computer skills ( P  = 0.022).    Conclusions  The mean of physicians’ satisfaction with PACS was at a moderate to a high level, yet there are still problems in the successful implementation of these systems and establishing interoperability between them .  PACS has not fully met all the demands of physicians and has not achieved its predetermined objectives, such as all-access from different locations .

Investigating the satisfaction level of physicians in regards to implementing medical Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS)