Let radiologists focus on what’s most important
A single, unified workspace gives radiologists the ability to quickly access, synthesize and analyze data.
Match the best radiologist for the case automatically
Distribute cases among the team automatically based on urgency, clinical expertise and prior experience with patients.
Put more power in your reports
Multimedia reporting is a time-saver for radiologists and significantly increases the depth and quality of information it conveys.
Reduce no-shows and late cancellations
Integrated communications can help patients better prepare for appointments with practical steps to guide them through the process.
Extend your team without expanding it
Tele-acquisition and remote collaboration solutions can be used to access expert support, train and guide staff and extend care across locations.
Get the images right the first time, every time
Boost efficiency and clinical confidence for system operators with automated and AI-enabled smart workflows.
Seven innovations in radiology workflow that are improving efficiency and quality of care
Radiology departments are embracing new and innovative ways of working to help improve operational efficiency, patient and staff experience and, ultimately, outcomes.
How virtual collaboration can improve access to care around the world
The World Health Organization (WHO) has estimated that two-thirds of the world’s population lack access to basic medical imaging technology1, causing preventable and sometimes fatal delays in diagnosis and treatment. What if we could bridge those gaps in care – virtually?
Radiology staff in focus: A radiology services impact and satisfaction survey of technologists and imaging directors
What is the current state of staff experience among radiology technologists and administrators? We surveyed 250+ radiology staff working in the US, France, Germany and the UK to find out.
Results presented are for illustrative purposes only and are not predictive of actual results for your business.
1. Morris MA, Saboury B. (2019) Access to Imaging Technology in Global Health. In: Mollura D., Culp M., Lungren M. (eds) Radiology in Global Health. Springer, Cham. doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-98485-8_3
