At the hospital’s Mountain View campus one DRX-Revolution is dedicated to the neonatal ICU and two DRX-Revolution systems capture up to 90 images a day in the ER and OR as well as for bedside inpatient exams.
Veterinarians can also view patient images from home or any remote location on iPad 2 mobile devices by logging into their mini-PACS system.
Carestream Tollcoating’s innovative PET film features a proprietary hardcoat formulation usable on a variety of substrates, which delivers the reduced iridescence required for optical products.
The discussion will include the benefits of patient portals as well as the challenges of implementation and decisions about access rules and limitations that may need to be considered by providers.
Carestream will discuss its latest generation of Vue healthcare IT solutions that equips IT managers to streamline user access, sharing and management of images across the enterprise.
The hospital’s sudden increase in volume is due to discharged veterans with active duty injuries who are being referred by the Veterans Evaluation Board. These veterans account for 500 imaging studies a month.
Image Suite offers Web-based patient scheduling, image review and reporting and flexible archiving solutions. This versatile offering is ideal for urgent care facilities, imaging centers and physicians’ offices.
The new PACS will support multi-site reading of medical imaging exams and sharing of diagnostic information to help physicians determine the best treatment path for each patient’s condition.
The discussion will be moderated by Matthew B. Morgan, MD, University of Utah Health Sciences Center. It will take place on Thursday, May 15, from 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm in the Innovation Theater of Exhibit Hall B at the Long Beach Convention Center.
Major Hospital (Shelbyville, Ind.), purchased and installed an upgrade to the newest CARESTREAM Vue PACS to benefit from advanced features and options.