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Photoshop feature raises image integrity issues
This reader feedback questions Photoshop’s role in radiology given integrity and quality issues. Feedback
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Radiologists: Meaningful use payments only part of EHR motivation
Meaningful use stage 2 requirements for radiologists are unclear, and vendor support is tepid, but RSNA 2011 shows the specialty optimistic about the benefits of EHR and RIS use. News | 13 Dec 2011
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At RSNA, radiologists explore role in HIE initiatives
As information exchange plays a greater role in health care, radiologists are discovering they don't operate in a health IT vacuum. Image sharing can mean more efficient care. News | 06 Dec 2011
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Distributed computing environment complicates radiology QA
Demands for patient throughput, remote readings of radiology digital images make quality-assurance thorny. IT leaders can assist radiologists in building better processes. News | 30 Nov 2011
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Expert sees benefits of using Siri for patient education
A radiology professor and Siri early adopter sees the voice-activated personal assistant as a way to find information fast -- and to give quadriplegic patients peace of mind. News | 30 Nov 2011
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New Photoshop image deblurring feature could change radiology
More radiologists could become Adobe Photoshop experts if its 'unblur' feature proves practical for medical image editing, one RSNA speaker posits. Rescanning costs should drop. News | 30 Nov 2011
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Radiologists highlight adverse events disclosure at RSNA 2011
As RSNA 2011 broadens its focus to see how specialists integrate with fellow health care providers, radiologists take on a greater role in adverse events disclosures. News | 29 Nov 2011
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Bringing radiology imaging from PACS to PHR services
Microsoft HealthVault has been picked for a federally funded platform to port radiology imaging data to personal health records. Google Health, meanwhile, isn't ready for imaging. News | 02 Feb 2011
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How meaningful use could drive clinical data analytics adoption
Clinical data analytics tends to be confined to large, deep-pocketed health care providers. However, with EHRs set to standardize on ICD-10 and SNOMED, it could reach many others. News | 07 Dec 2010
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Radiology on cutting edge of clinical decision support
Sessions at the RSNA conference are showcasing cutting-edge applications of clinical decision support -- a key meaningful use requirement -- for medical imaging studies. News | 02 Dec 2010
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Tap IT resources for patient care quality improvement initiatives
IT tools to improve patient care quality start with analyzing phone traffic and using CPOE to make arguments for appropriate testing. Tip
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RSNA informatics initiatives aim to improve quality of care
For radiologists seeking to improve quality of care and information exchange, RSNA informatics initiatives are food for thought. Tip
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Radiological Society of North America (RSNA)
Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) is a society of radiologists and similar health scientists that seeks to encourage connections between colleagues and provide scientists with a platform for radiology education and research. Definition
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Tap IT resources for patient care quality improvement initiatives
IT tools to improve patient care quality start with analyzing phone traffic and using CPOE to make arguments for appropriate testing. Tip
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Radiologists: Meaningful use payments only part of EHR motivation
Meaningful use stage 2 requirements for radiologists are unclear, and vendor support is tepid, but RSNA 2011 shows the specialty optimistic about the benefits of EHR and RIS use. News
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Photoshop feature raises image integrity issues
This reader feedback questions Photoshop’s role in radiology given integrity and quality issues. Feedback
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RSNA informatics initiatives aim to improve quality of care
For radiologists seeking to improve quality of care and information exchange, RSNA informatics initiatives are food for thought. Tip
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At RSNA, radiologists explore role in HIE initiatives
As information exchange plays a greater role in health care, radiologists are discovering they don't operate in a health IT vacuum. Image sharing can mean more efficient care. News
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Distributed computing environment complicates radiology QA
Demands for patient throughput, remote readings of radiology digital images make quality-assurance thorny. IT leaders can assist radiologists in building better processes. News
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Expert sees benefits of using Siri for patient education
A radiology professor and Siri early adopter sees the voice-activated personal assistant as a way to find information fast -- and to give quadriplegic patients peace of mind. News
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New Photoshop image deblurring feature could change radiology
More radiologists could become Adobe Photoshop experts if its 'unblur' feature proves practical for medical image editing, one RSNA speaker posits. Rescanning costs should drop. News
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Radiologists highlight adverse events disclosure at RSNA 2011
As RSNA 2011 broadens its focus to see how specialists integrate with fellow health care providers, radiologists take on a greater role in adverse events disclosures. News
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Radiological Society of North America (RSNA)
Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) is a society of radiologists and similar health scientists that seeks to encourage connections between colleagues and provide scientists with a platform for radiology education and research. Definition
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About RSNA conference and annual meeting
The Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) conference, held every year since 1915, brings together medical and IT professionals to discuss radiology informatics and see how federal policy affects the use of radiology technology. Our editors attend the RSNA annual meeting, the largest medical meeting and radiology conference in the world, to learn about the latest news and best practices that matter most to radiologists and their IT directors. Find our articles, blog entries and videos from the RSNA 2011 conference and look ahead to our coverage of RSNA 2012.