The Touch Ultrasound platform’s design is based upon recommendations by sonographers and ultrasound professionals across the world. These systems have earned praise for a sealed, all-touch control panel that combines the speed and flexibility of a soft user interface with the tactile feedback of traditional keys.
Carestream OnSight systems are compact and affordable and can be used for orthopaedic imaging in a wide range of facilities including hospitals, clinics and sports medicine centres.
Sollefteå Hospital is one of three emergency hospitals run by the Västernorrland County Council in Sweden. The hospital’s radiology department operates round the clock and all examinations and treatments are performed by highly experienced staff, using latest technology.
Carestream's Ultrasound and Clinical Collaboration Platform along with our Jump to DR program will be highlighted at the Association for Medical Imaging Management (AHRA) conference that begins July 31.
Dedicated DRX-Revolutions serve the imaging needs of the hospital’s six operating suites, intensive care unit and neonatal intensive care unit, while the remaining units perform inpatient exams throughout the hospital.
Orthopaedics is a major area of focus for Carestream because of the prevalence of musculoskeletal conditions among people of all ages.
The hospital previously used a combination of mobile CR and wired DR units that will be replaced by the Revolutions.
Attendees will explore how universal enterprise viewers accessed from within the EMR (or outside of it) can provide communication and collaboration tools for clinicians, as well as imaging department staff.
Dr. Les Folio will give a presentation entitled “Experience with Multimedia Radiology Reports” at the 2016 International Society of Computed Tomography (ISCT) symposium.
Carestream’s conversion team usually can upgrade a facility to DR in a day and its comprehensive approach includes pre-installation consultations as well as training and support.