On the booth there will be a live demonstration of Carestream’s new Clinical Collaboration Platform, designed to boost collaboration among clinicians, breaking down walls between ancillary departments, sites and networks and providing physicians with a single view of patient imaging records.
Data sharing must include both on-site and off-site users and serve the needs of radiologists, clinicians, specialists and referring physicians.
Objectives of the session include: discuss infrastructure, integration, and standardization challenges posed by DBT and learn about the requirements and solutions that are defined in the IHE DBT Profile.
The contract provides for the supply of a Carestream RIS/PACS system with sufficient storage for more than five years’ worth of medical images produced at ASL hospital and clinics.
The 135-bed hospital conducted a thorough evaluation of systems from four suppliers prior to selecting Carestream as its supplier of choice.
The IHE Connectathon provides companies the opportunity to test their use of IHE profiles across a variety of domains including radiology, cardiology, pathology, patient care devices, patient care coordination, pharmacy, laboratory, dental and IT infrastructure.
Carestream’s dental business provides imaging and practice management solutions for oral health professionals, and has been an industry leader for more than 100 years.
The meeting brought together nearly 50 manufacturers of films, coatings, inks, equipment and components looking for information, ideas and partnerships.
Following a recent merger, the Trust now encompasses three major acute teaching Hospitals: The Royal Free Hospital, Barnet Hospital and Chase Farm Hospital as well as Community Hospitals at Edgware, Potters Bar, Finchley and Cheshunt.
With new digital CBCT technology, healthcare providers can acquire otherwise unavailable weight-bearing (i.e. the patient is standing upright) images of knees, legs and feet, which are of particular interest to orthopaedic and sports medicine specialists.