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DeJarnette, Dynamic Healthcare develop integrated RIS/PACS
DeJarnette Research Systems is partnering with Dynamic Healthcare Technologies to develop a platform for an integrated RIS/PACS offering. The collaboration will enhance and extend existing capabilities in Dynamic's RadPlus RIS and
DeJarnette Research Systems is partnering with Dynamic Healthcare Technologies to develop a platform for an integrated RIS/PACS offering. The collaboration will enhance and extend existing capabilities in Dynamic's RadPlus RIS and DeJarnette's PACS by combining Dynamic's expertise in radiology scheduling and workflow processes with DeJarnette's image management knowledge. Each firm will exhibit different applications utilizing these integrated technologies at the RSNA meeting.
In related news, DeJarnette and Voxar have expanded the cross-licensing agreement they signed in 1998. Their original pact allowed Voxar to incorporate DeJarnette DICOM in its 3-D medical imaging software. Under the amended agreement, DeJarnette will include Voxar's Plug'n View 3D in its VisiShare image display systems.
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