Digital image sharing means faster diagnosis, more collaboration, and better visual data for pathologists Key Takeaways: Digital image sharing has become standard in labs worldwide because of its numerous advantages, including improved patient outcomes Sharing pathology images digitally means they get where they need to be when they are needed Worldwide collaboration is…
While patient journeys can involve different healthcare settings, digital image sharing ensures healthcare services are well-coordinated and lead to the best possible results Key Takeaways: Technology-enabled care provides the means to share vital information quickly, which improves patient outcomes Sharing images with patients gives them a much better understanding of the health issue…
The FDA has amended the classification of medical imaging devices and functions, including PACS. Key Takeaways: The changes enacted by the 21st Century Cure Act have resulted in alteration of the legal definition of “device” The eight FDA device reclassifications so far affect image storage devices, picture archiving and communication systems (PACS), and…
Making it easier to access medical images across platforms improves patient outcomes and satisfaction while saving money and time Key Takeaways: 81% of adults support increased access to medical images for themselves and their providers Patient satisfaction increases, communication gets a boost, and they trust their doctors more when information is shared with…
Conformation to HIPAA data storage requirements is a must when it comes to local image storage — read on to understand how to be HIPAA compliant Key Takeaways: The privacy rules in the HIPAA guideline highlight the type of data that needs protection and the basic requirements for the protection mechanism The HIPAA…
3D holograms eased the way for removal of a rare lesion in a dangerous location Key Takeaways: Presented with a 13-year-old girl with numerous heart problems that required precision surgery, cardio surgeons at Niklaus Children’s Hospital employed 3D imaging technology Mixed reality tools allowed surgeons to precisely plan cuts to remove a tumor…
Hackers are everywhere and increasingly sophisticated. Cloud PACS keep your images safe. Key Takeaways Many doctors’ offices disregard security best practices and connect their PACS servers directly to the internet without a password These unprotected servers not only expose medical imaging but also patient personal health information Exposed medical information puts patients at greater…
Creating digital 3D models of patients’ areas of interest can not only be used to garner informed consent but also as a surgery preparation aid — resulting in reduced chances of legal confrontations Key Takeaways: Healthcare professionals are comparatively more vulnerable to getting into legal trouble due to by patients who feel they…
By literally providing a floating map of the targeted area, surgeons can be quicker and more precise. Key Takeaways: Holographic 3D models provide a way for healthcare providers to obtain a complete and accurate view of anatomical features These 3D models help surgeons plan surgery with pin-point accuracy and allow them free use…
Patient-specific 3D anatomical modeling is your pathway to better surgical outcomes Key Takeaways: Patient-specific 3D anatomical models help surgeons better understand and plan surgeries Technology can now help us easily visualize patient-specific anatomical models by using MRI and CT scans Every patient needs individual attention before and during surgery, and patient-specific 3D anatomical…