Epic Says Ditch the Disc. The Image-Sharing Networks Heard It Too.
Epic's one-click image exchange arrives as an EHR feature in a market PowerShare, InteleShare, PocketHealth, and Medicom built as products.
Epic's one-click image exchange arrives as an EHR feature in a market PowerShare, InteleShare, PocketHealth, and Medicom built as products.
On day five, 93 of AnMed's 107 listed locations are open. Almost every closure left on the board is a diagnostic service, and the pattern is the lesson.
Cortechs.ai and Microsoft will route NeuroQuant and OnQ Prostate results straight into the PowerScribe One report. For radiologists, the real win is ARIA surveillance and prostate RSI findings that land in the report instead of being dictated off a second screen.
A browser-based PACS I've followed for a few years just signed the kind of customer that tests the whole cloud-native premise: Everlight Radiology is putting 800 reading radiologists across six countries on Sirona Medical's RadOS platform.
A PACS application froze on a patient with 90 prior exams this morning. I've seen patients with over 100. Vendors need to design and test against 1,000 priors, not 10.
The head of America's largest public hospital system wants New York to change its regulations so AI can read mammograms without a radiologist. Radiologists are pushing back hard.
With over 1,000 FDA-cleared AI tools and a looming radiologist shortage, AI has become unavoidable in medical imaging. Here's what actually works, what doesn't pay for itself, and what clinical and IT leaders need to know.