Benefits of DICOM Image Exchange: Across All Fields
The Digital Imaging and Communication in Medicine (DICOM) standard has a history dating back to the early 1980s. If you weren’t a manufacturer of computed tomography or a specialist in magnetic resonance imaging, you probably couldn’t decode images until the DICOM standard was developed. By 1983, the American College of Radiology and the National Electrical […]
Health Image Exchange Success: A Story from Idaho
Healthcare quality in Idaho is getting a facelift due to the state’s health data exchange (IHDE). The new exchange, which includes a health image exchange, has improved the coordination of healthcare across the state, giving providers more accurate information on a speedier scale. Through a secure browser, Idaho healthcare professionals gain access to health image […]
Enterprise-level Image Exchange: Why it Continues to Evolve
Image Exchange Provides the Flexibility You Need Radiology is widely regarded as one of the most important fundamental aspects of diagnostics. The data associated with imaging is only increasing, and by big margins. In fact, due to advancements in technology, the radiology industry is not recognizable from what it was decades ago. Can the image […]
“Value Based” Imaging: A Total Shift for Image Exchange and Radiologists?
Cloud-Based Image Exchange Platform Offers Incredible Advantages Nothing stays the same for long in the medical imaging field. And it shouldn’t, especially considering the evolution of healthcare needs and the technology that drives innovation. Can the image exchange be a dominant player in gaining more value based imaging processes? Radiologists today are increasingly becoming isolated, […]
Kansas Health Image Exchange Eliminates Problems With CDs
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 causing a loss of reimbursements. One way around the problem with patient data is […]