Kansas Health Image Exchange Eliminates Problems With CDs

by Offsite | Jun 13, 2014 | Blog, Health Image Exchange

It’s crucial that healthcare providers, especially those in rural areas, solve patient data problems. However, there is a lot going against them. Patients are going to bigger hospitals, staff are leaving for more populated areas and the Meaningful Use standards are...

Meaningful Use and the Best Health Information Exchange: Are There Risks?

by Offsite | Jun 11, 2014 | Blog, Health Information Exchange

As a member of the healthcare industry, you’ve seen plenty of news about Meaningful Use. You know that many professionals see the Meaningful Use deadlines as clashing with software best practices, and perhaps you’re one of those people. In fact, many hospitals...

Three Reasons Cloud Based PACS Helps Avert Hospital Data Loss

by Offsite | Jun 6, 2014 | Blog, Hospital Data Loss

There is a reason so much talk about the cloud exists today – there is value in the cloud, especially for picture archiving communication systems (PACS). When a medical facility is backed by cloud-based PACS, diagnostic viewing becomes easier and more efficient, and...

Electronic Health Records Don’t Have to Cost an Arm and a Leg (Literally)

by Offsite | Jun 3, 2014 | Blog, EHR

There is no shortage of grueling tales about how electronic health records have caused riffs in the medical community. Does it have to be so difficult? It’s true that there is more required of physicians today and it’s almost always tasks that take them away from what...

Three Advantages of Virtual CD for Hospitals

by Offsite | May 30, 2014 | Blog, Virtual CD

The transformation involved in medical imaging technology has been interesting, to say the least, over the last several decades. While some medical professionals are still using the archaic film method for storing, sharing and analyzing medical imaging, most...

Why is VNA Growing so Fast for Radiology Information Systems?

by Offsite | May 27, 2014 | Blog, Vendor Neutral Archiving

Despite its critics and some healthcare IT workers still holding on to their legacy systems, vendor neutral archives (VNA) are fast gaining ground in the healthcare industry. The fact that healthcare providers share information on a daily basis is what’s driving the...