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by Offsite | Feb 24, 2015 | Blog, PACS
Most radiologists would probably have no problem agreeing that the main issue PACS was built for was to tackle archiving. These same radiologists would probably agree that they are asking their PACS to do more than just archive today. With Meaningful Use requirements...
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by Offsite | Feb 20, 2015 | Blog, Vendor Neutral Archiving
There has been a lot of talk lately about “deconstructing” PACS. What is driving this conversation is the fact that healthcare organizations are taking a different approach to the typical departmental view of medical images. Instead of seeing these images as being...
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by Offsite | Feb 17, 2015 | Blog, Health Image Exchange
DICOM, the digital imaging and communications in medicine standard, has done its part in unifying many workflow issues within organizations. For one, it has linked radiology modalities and PACS systems. However, has DICOM done enough to assist healthcare providers?...
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by Offsite | Feb 10, 2015 | Blog, PACS, Vendor Neutral Archiving
Cloud technology is being used around the world. Updates to operating systems no longer require a CD – everything comes over the Internet or “through the cloud”. It wasn’t long ago that medical professionals feared the cloud, feared breaking compliance regulations and...
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by Offsite | Feb 3, 2015 | Blog, PACS, Vendor Neutral Archiving
If you’re working on developing an enterprise imaging strategy, you’re not alone. Many providers are in the same boat, looking at PACS and VNA, attempting to figure out how they can get their images to the people who need to see them, safely, securely and without...
