AHRA 2013: Gillette Children’s Specialty HC Provides Insight on Carestream...
Jenny Severud, Lead Technologist of Out-Patient X-ray at Gillette Children’s Specialty HC, sat down with Don Thompson to discuss dose management and the use of the DRX-Revolution in her pediatric...
View ArticleHighlights of AHRA 2013 with Marianne Matthews of Imaging Economics
Marianne Matthews, Editor in Chief of Imaging Economics, stopped by our booth on the last day of AHRA to wrap up the key topics of interest from the show. Matthews starts off by talking about quality...
View ArticleMedical Tourism Initiative Enables Nigerian Hospital to Deliver Quality...
Delta State University and Teaching Hospital is a 300-bed facility in Nigeria that is actively developing a center of medical tourism to deliver local quality medical services at standards comparable...
View ArticleDigital Breast Tomosynthesis Brings Benefits to Patient Exams
Digital Breast Tomosynthesis (DBT) provides higher quality mammography images and is becoming more vital to breast exams. At RSNA we spoke with Dr. Harmindar Gill, Medical Director of Premiere Women’s...
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Transforming Healthcare through Big Data – SIIM 2014 Opening General Session
JoAnn Linder, Director Global Marketing Communications, Carestream Katherine Andriole PhD, FSIIM, opened SIIM 2014 with the ‘wave of big data’ sharing a history of inventions showcasing amazing...
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[eBook] From Trust to Use and Beyond: The Road to Clinical Decision Support
Diana L. Nole, President, Digital Medical Solutions Healthcare is in store for its biggest transformation over the next few years. Between the evolution of technologies and laws, facilities are looking...
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Access, Cost and Quality: Macro Trends in Healthcare
Technological evolution, government legislation and industry regulations continually change the ability of our industry to provide the best, most affordable care to patients. Today’s patient...
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Radiology and Macro Healthcare Trends Part I: Access to Care
Mobile devices are important technologies that are improving access to healthcare for patients. Access to quality care is a popular trend that shows no sign of fading. The Affordable Healthcare Act,...
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Radiology and Macro Healthcare Trends Part II: Cost
Part I of this blog series focused on radiology’s significant role in the capture and sharing of patient data. This post will focus on costs. At a time when 23% of U.S. adults either had problems...
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Diagnostic Reading #10: Five Must-Read Articles from the Past Week
Technologies such as a VNA can provide telemedicine advantages by bringing data together under a single location. Being the end of the work week, it is time to share a few articles from the medical...
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Whirlwinds of Change — What Can We Anticipate? Part Two
Digital Imaging and Healthcare IT Challenges: Advances & Trends for 2016 This post is a continuation of the piece that appeared here on EverthingRad on December 22, 2015. It covers additional...
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X-rays and Mom — Case Study into the State of Imaging Technology
Reposted from Imaging Technology News (ITN) with permission. While I write a lot about medical imaging technology and how new technology can and should work, it is not often that I get to experience...
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Diagnostic Reading #3 – Five Must Read Articles from the Past Week
Several top news sources recently published articles that contain helpful insights for radiology and healthcare IT professionals This diagnostic reading articles describe how the Internet and mobile...
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Diagnostic Reading #6: Five Must-Read Articles From the Past Week
This week’s articles focus on the role information technology will play in the moon shot for healthcare, topics CIOs should consider when managing PACS technology, the persistent value of the...
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Diagnostic Reading #9: Five Must-Read Articles From the Past Week
This week’s articles include: the limitations and applications of mobile devices in radiology; three things CIOs can learn from radiology analytics; how vendor neutral archives can reduce duplicate...
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Diagnostic Reading #11: Must Read Articles on Radiology and Healthcare...
This week’s articles include: virtual reality for radiology, balancing volume and value in radiology, new research on IT tools to help with pain management, Apple’s plans for a wearable medical device...
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Diagnostic Reading #19: Five “Must Read” Articles for HealthIT & Radiology...
Incidental findings in radiology, interoperability and new developments in medical imaging This week’s articles include: benefits of leaving incidental findings off the radiology report; cloud...
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Diagnostic Reading #20: Five “Must Read” Articles for HIT and Radiologists...
Telemedicine, live consults with radiologists and ‘zooming out’ on mammograms are in the news This week’s articles include: acute and long-term care gain prominence; in Syria, telemedicine helps...
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Diagnostic Reading #21: Five “Must Read” Articles for HIT and Radiology from...
Imaging volumes and analytics make the news This week’s articles include: providers need to leverage social media to target women; most physicians don’t know the costs of tests and procedures; many...
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Diagnostic Reading #24: Five “Must Read” Articles on HIT and Radiology from...
This week’s articles include: patients’ desire to read their radiology reports; new telehealth ethical guidance from the AMA; a survey reports both payers and managed care organizations are interested...
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