PowerServer™ fue desarrollado teniendo en cuenta que todos los centros de imagen y grupos de teleradiología son […]
With the ever-increasing operational costs and decreasing insurance reimbursements, it’s been very difficult for the average medical imaging practice to increase profits. That’s why it’s increasingly important to improve efficiency wherever possible to increase yield and decrease expenses in the process. With that said, […]
Acquiring a PACS for a mid-sized imaging facility is often challenging, as special considerations are needed. Mid-sized imaging facilities need to plan for the present, while keeping future growth and challenges in mind. This article highlights five major areas […]
Toronto, Ontario — February 27, 2017 — RamSoft is happy to announce their new partnership with California-based distributor, Allied X-Ray. With RamSoft’s PowerServer™ PACS, Allied X-Ray will offer clinics a software solution that can be customized to fit their workflow, enhance patient care, and ensure minimal downtime.
“We look forward to […]
Now that you’ve gone through the arduous task of selecting a new RIS and/or PACS to improve patient care, optimize workflow, and increase productivity, you’ll want to know how you can gain your biggest return on investment during your deployment. Although your sales representative went […]
It is not uncommon to visit a radiologist reading room today and see multiple reading stations being used. If you take a closer look you will see that user interactions required to access tools, priors images and hanging protocols vary among […]
(April 10, 2015 – Toronto, Ontario, Canada) Carroll County Memorial Hospital, a progressive-critical access hospital created in 1955, currently serves a three-county area. Its mission is to provide comprehensive healthcare services to the population to improve the healthcare status of its community and bring care close to home.
Carroll County Memorial Hospital (CCMH) offers subspecialty healthcare services including, but not limited […]
It’s been said that nothing in this world is free. Why then do some organizations buy into the illusion that a “free” open source PACS is a viable option? In reality, there are numerous […]
