Imaging

New imaging techniques are helping radiologists, cardiologists, oncologists and other diagnosticians with greater anatomical and clinical details, highlighting the need for fast access to imaging reports and results and collaborative workflows.

The vendor is working to improve workflow, security and efficiency with its Exa platform for radiologists and clinicians.

After years of skepticism and uncertainty, the future of imaging informatics is firmly tied to the cloud, a Frost & Sullivan study says.

The goal is to make screening more comfortable and to curb anxiety.

Partners will collaborate with Google to apply AI to imaging analytics, launch a hybrid cloud VNA and more.

Company says the average hospital generates 50 petabytes of data annually, yet less than 3 percent of that data is actionable, tagged or analyzed.

Ambra Health announced that Atrius Health and Envision Radiology both picked its imaging management service.

The two companies will offer radiologists access to various tools – for risk stratification, improved report structure, faster turnaround times – to help clinicans make better decisions about the next steps in the care process.

GE Healthcare, Carestream and Agfa lead mindshare for international deployments, but not all customers are satisfied, says KLAS.

The cost-effective way to boost capabilities can save providers thousands.