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.
The conventional read on the PowerScribe 360 sunset was that big health systems would default to PowerScribe One. Yale New Haven moved its radiology reporting to Rad AI instead โ and the demand data suggests it isn't alone.
Radiology Partners' technology arm launched Mosaic Reporting โ AI that assembles the report in real time as the radiologist reads โ and switched it on for thousands of its own radiologists on day one. The product is incremental; the position it ships from is not.
Harrison.ai's Rad 1.5 is the only AI model to pass the FRCR 2B Short Case, the exam standard that certifies UK radiologists โ and anyone can try it today, free, no waitlist. What it actually does, what the benchmark fine print says, and how far away US clinical use really is.
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 new Medscape physician survey puts radiology at the top of specialties optimistic about the next three years and at 18th place when the horizon stretches out. The 27-point drop is one of the largest in the dataset, and the most interesting finding in the report.
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 Studio Display XDR's Medical Imaging Calibrator cleared the FDA on April 1. That resolves the biggest question from our March assessment โ but the compliance infrastructure gaps that matter to radiology departments are still wide open.