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Swearingen completes 180th RIS installation
Swearingen completes 180th RIS installationSwearingen Software installed its 180th radiology information system last month at Lincoln General Hospital in Ruston, LA. With 180 units installed across the U.S., the Houston company claims that it is
Swearingen completes 180th RIS installation
Swearingen Software installed its 180th radiology information system last month at Lincoln General Hospital in Ruston, LA. With 180 units installed across the U.S., the Houston company claims that it is the second-largest provider of stand-alone RIS systems. Swearingens lastest RIS version, RMS for DOS Release 10, is a PC-based, HL7-compliant unit that the company has priced at around $31,200. Multiple site licenses are available.
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