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December 12, 2019
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RSNA inundated by AI in radiology
At RSNA, AI in radiology was everywhere. Unlike in years past, image analysis was just the tip of the iceberg. Analysts from Frost & Sullivan give their take.
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December 09, 2019
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FHIR standard integral to Life Image's new image viewing, sharing app
The Geisinger-led Keystone Health Information Exchange launched a cutting-edge imaging app based on the FHIR standard to make it easier to share imaging data across the HIE.
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November 29, 2018
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At RSNA 2018, Google Cloud exec talks customer and product strategy
In this Q&A from RSNA 2018, Google Cloud's Greg Moore touts product strengths and expresses his hope that Google products can help the healthcare industry achieve 'positive digital transformation.'
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November 21, 2018
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RSNA 2018 shines light on AI, machine learning
RSNA 2018 doesn't stray far from last year's themes, so conference-goers should expect to be inundated with all the ways that artificial intelligence and machine learning will modernize the medical imaging field.
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Advances in medical imaging, wearable tech spur personalized care
Medical imaging systems using analytics, machine learning and artificial intelligence can help doctors practice personalized healthcare, according to a Philips Healthcare expert. Continue Reading
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Startup with ties to athenahealth aims to shake up radiology IT
Candescent Health, a radiology IT startup with ties to athenahealth, aims to shake up radiology with cloud-based analytics software complemented by a human-based service desk. Continue Reading
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Radiology Information System (RIS)
A RIS is the traditional core software system for electronically managing medical images, scheduling and billing in hospital radiology departments and physician practices. Continue Reading
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AI in radiology is having a moment -- one that has staying power
Two radiologists provide examples of how AI is making its mark in their field, such as comparing old and new images and helping prioritize critical cases. Continue Reading
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RSNA 2018 conference coverage and analysis
This essential guide features news and highlights from the 2018 RSNA conference, which will cover innovations in radiology and medical imaging, and a refresher of last year's show. Continue Reading
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Medical device cybersecurity critical for patient safety
At RSNA 2017, an expert warns that insecurity of medical devices, including imaging hardware, threatens patient safety. A security director tells how Mayo Clinic protects devices. Continue Reading
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Medical device risk management hinges on strong processes
Mayo Clinic cybersecurity expert Kevin McDonald has some advice on how health IT pros can reduce the security risks posed by connected medical devices. Continue Reading
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Vendor neutral archives will coexist with PACS 3.0
Vendor neutral archives, PACS 3.0 let healthcare providers use medical images from diverse sources, independent consultant Michael Gray said in this video from RSNA 2015. Continue Reading
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Automated diagnostics: How supercomputers fit in radiology's future
Imagine a supercomputer like Watson working in tandem with radiologists to deliver automated diagnostics. Our expert says it's already happening. Continue Reading
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Medical image exchange lacks interoperability, expert says
Medical image exchange needs more interoperability for hospital systems to be able to easily share CT scans, MRIs and ultrasound images, according to expert Hamid Tabatabaie. Continue Reading