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06.07.10
Molecular imaging solutions solve PACS problems
Through partnerships with industry leaders the University of Miami (UM) Leonard M. Miller School of Medicine has established a technologically advanced molecular imaging platform. The platform uses advanced technologies from multiple modalities and PACS.
06.07.10
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06.07.10
Time to adapt to new PQRI changes
Change is inevitable. In the case of the Physician Quality Reporting Initiative (PQRI) for 2010, a few new changes accompany the program. But regardless of your status as a veteran or newcomer, it is always pertinent to review the basics of the PQRI reporting program.
06.07.10
Leading Edge conference delivers ultrasound updates
For four days in May, physicians, sonographers and vascular technologists had the opportunity to hear the latest information and research in the field of ultrasound at The Leading Edge in Diagnostic Ultrasound annual education conference at the Borgata Hotel Casino and Spa in Atlantic City, N.J.
05.17.10
Greater precision and targeted radiotherapy techniques address error rates
Clinicians who deliver radiotherapy have always been aware of safety issues and the ongoing efforts to address them. Nevertheless, greater precautions and oversight are still necessary.
05.17.10
Workplace aggression impacts staff and productivity
Can you imagine if anxiety and dread about going to work literally made you sick? For one in three people who suffer from workplace bullying, these feelings are a daily reality that can cause illness and depression.
05.17.10
Building toward retirement means having a sound financial plan
Building retirement wealth is an important component of any financial plan. But how can two physicians in the same specialty with similar incomes have considerably different income levels in retirement?
05.17.10
Ultrasound can clarify image guidance for radiation therapy
Modern radiation treatment technology allows clinicians to develop highly customized treatment plans for every patient. This individual modification capability is necessary, since patient position, tumor location, target shape and target size can change during a multi-week course of treatment. Ultrasound can allow more accurate target localization and soft-tissue definition that may not be possible with other image-guided modalities.
05.17.10
Data sets must be evaluated with advanced imaging visualization programs
The human anatomy does not lie in convenient orthogonal planes. Blood vessels, for example, follow a curved or tortuous path that cannot be displayed adequately in a single plane. These data sets must be evaluated with the assistance of advanced image visualization programs that enable direct interaction with the data set to appreciate 3-D relationships.
05.17.10
Compare the details from vendors to clarify your purchasing decisions
Are you considering an advanced visualization system for your facility? To help you choose and sort out the options during the decision-making process, rt image has compiled the details on vendors’ advanced visualization features.
05.17.10
Striving for better quantitative imaging in clinical trials
Over the last two decades the pharmaceutical industry has experienced the rise of drug development costs, while the number of new drugs that have been approved for use has declined. These trends have placed greater emphasis on making earlier, more accurate decisions on the efficacy of promising new drugs in clinical trials.
05.17.10
X-ray tube museum captures changes over time
Grzegorz Jezierski’s hobby is truly unique. The researcher from Opole University of Technology in Opole, Poland, collects roentgen tubes and has more than 800, which shows the changes, modifications and adaptations over the years.
05.03.10
Can you recover from digital disasters?
A new crisis of emergencies looms on the horizon. Many institutions may not realize that digital disasters can cripple an organization’s operations as much as an act of nature.
05.03.10
Stent-assisted coil embolization shows promise as an endovascular approach
Preliminary experiences suggest that stent-assisted coil embolization of wide-necked renal artery aneurysms is a technically challenging, but potentially effective, renal-sparing endovascular approach.
05.03.10
Stepping beyond the commodity and into Haiti
When the disastrous earthquake in Haiti struck, one radiologist felt it was a good opportunity to apply his teleradiology experience. He established a connection with a facility in Port-au-Prince and offered his services to read and interpret X-rays. Allen Rothpearl, MD, and colleagues continue to assist with Haiti's ongoing medical needs.
05.03.10
Voice recognition software can simplify EMR practices
The advantages of converting to electronic medical records (EMR) greatly outweigh the challenges. With EMR, everything is legible. Computerized entry of medication and other orders virtually eliminates errors caused by illegible writing. Through systems of alerts, pre-set standards, and drop-down lists of choices, errors can be significantly reduced.
05.03.10
Compare the details from companies to clarify your purchasing decisions
If it's time for your facility to purchase a PACS or upgrade a current system, you're in luck. We collected the information from vendors for you to compare.
05.03.10
A healthcare provider’s guide to customer satisfaction
With so many day-to-day responsibilities, you can forget about the needs of the customer. But regardless of your duties and responsibilities, customers are the bloodline to every business. In today’s competitive healthcare market, customers have high expectations for a quality experience.
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