Imaging

The cloud is coming to enterprise imaging. How and when it does are core components of any long-term plan. What components can be shifted to the cloud now? What portions will need to wait? How do you evaluate your technology partner’s solutions, and do they meet your needs every step of the way?

Join GE Healthcare to learn how a Vendor Neutral Archive (VNA) can create the foundation for actionable imaging data across the enterprise, and how VNAs help clinical teams in support of their precision health and AI strategies.

Hospitals around the globe are investing in mobile computers and it’s redefining the way healthcare is delivered. Zebra commissioned three global research studies focused on nurse managers, IT executives and recently hospitalized patients to better understand the role of technology in acute care hospitals. The Future of Healthcare 2022 Hospital Vision Study report summarizes the key results of this analysis.

Learn from the thought leaders at Weill Cornell Medicine and Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center as they explore best practices around imaging informatics, partnering with IT, and optimizing technology to deliver the best patient care.

Join HIMSS on Thursday, February 16, at 11 am ET/ 8 am PT for a 2017 radiology trends webinar with tangible tips on how to prepare for and innovate in the changing landscape. Hosted by Ambra Health, this webinar will feature thought-leaders including Dr. Safwan Halabi, Medical Director of Radiology Informatics at Stanford Children's Health, Tyler Martin, Executive Director of Ambulatory Network Operations at New England Baptist Hospital, and Morris Panner, CEO of Ambra Health.   The speakers will explore important ramifications for providers, payers and patients in the area of radiology when faced with changes driven by new MACRA rules, rising patient consumerism, the role of predictive analytics, the newly signed 21st Century Cures Act and more. You’ll walk away from this live panel moderated by Mini Peiris, CMO of Ambra Health, with tangible guidance on how to prepare for the image management challenges of 2017 head-on from leading physician practitioners as well as seasoned administrative executives.  

Now more than ever before, physicians use mobile technologies such as tablets and smartphones within their practice to bolster patient care, improve productivity, access EMRs and conduct video patient consultations. IT managers are then faced with the challenge of investing in a future-proof infrastructure, capable of handling gigabit capacities in order to avoid network bottlenecks over disparate facilities. Learn how healthcare institutions across the nation successfully solved their bandwidth challenges with a high-performance, HIPAA-compliant wireless connectivity solutions quickly, easily and cost-effectively.

As hospitals adopt and expand mobile computing strategies, power systems are critical to ensuring caregivers access the information they need, shift after shift, where it matters most – at the point of care. The marketplace is filled with competing claims about which factors matter most. To help hospital decision makers evaluate their options, here are seven questions to ask in evaluating mobile computing workstations, primarily focused on power systems.