
A dashboard to track the total image analysis time, as well as a daily performance report, reduced emergency department turnaround times and improved workflow.

A dashboard to track the total image analysis time, as well as a daily performance report, reduced emergency department turnaround times and improved workflow.

One rural-based model shows bringing interventional radiology services to older patients in their home not only improve access to care, but also catapults patient satisfaction.

SIIM16 helped uncover significant baby steps towards outcomes-based purchasing.

SIIM 2016 provides a reality check on the deconstructed deployment model for PACS

SIIM16 shed light on patient-centered radiology, artificial intelligence, and their confluence

Radiology vendors advise groups at SIIM 2016 on key considerations before deciding to switch to a VNA.

Using annotations from impressions of radiology reports is reliable for critical findings and context, from SIIM 2016.

Monitoring ER radiology in real time helps improve efficiency, from SIIM 2016.

Radiologist availability of clinical records and turnaround time, from SIIM 2016.

Reading TB screening chest radiographs may be more efficient with the use of custom software, from SIIM 2016.

Tips for patient-centered care in radiology, from SIIM 2016.

NATIONAL HARBOR, MD-Radiology may have a lot of data, but it’s not used optimally, according to experts at SIIM 2015.

NATIONAL HARBOR, MD-Examples of mHealth in use were discussed at SIIM 2015.

NATIONAL HARBOR, MD-Mobile app puts radiologists and hospital staff in touch.

NATIONAL HARBOR, MD-Health care is a big target for data breaches, according to experts at SIIM 2015.

NATIONAL HARBOR, MD-Experts at SIIM 2015 predict the end of PACS is near.

[VIDEO] Merging health records and PACS can improve radiologists’ workflow. Cree M. Gaskin, MD, discusses the benefits and challenges of a new system.

The decision to transition from departmental PACS to enterprise IT is not always a popular choice, but larger scope brings more opportunity for radiologists.

Mobile technology, already making a big impact in imaging, has an even brighter future, according to experts at SIIM 2014.

At SIIM 2014, mobile technology was a hot topic. See the apps presented by a mobile technology expert here.

When it comes to dose monitoring, there are more questions than answers regarding standards and implementation, according to imaging professionals at SIIM.

Radiology can see significant value from big data, according to experts at SIIM 2014.

Only a few states have legislation for monitoring radiation exposure but the rest will follow suit, predict experts at SIIM 2014, where is your organization in the mix?

Decision support systems can dramatically impact patient treatment, say experts at SIIM 2014.

VIDEO: Mark Flyer, MD, CIIP, of Maimonides Medical Center, shares the experiences and lessons learned when his facility implemented a critical test results management system.

VIDEO: Bradley Erickson, MD, PhD, FSIIM, explains translational research and the challenges facing innovative radiology organizations.

The best way to maximize clinical adoption of a new enterprise viewer would be to get physicians involved in the selection process, IT officials said at SIIM 2013.

The use of mobile technologies in healthcare continues to grow, with staff accessing data on their own devices.

Waiting to jump head-first into the federal government’s meaningful use program? That might not be a bad idea, David Avrin, MD, said at SIIM.

Clinical decision support can assist multiple times in the medical imaging chain to improve efficiency and patient care, according to experts at SIIM 2013.