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The IntegRIS Radiological Information System for Digital Mammography
Biomedical Engineering, 2009The radiological informational system IntegRIS is described. The technical basis of the system, usage details, and development prospects are described.
G P, Kochetova +2 more
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Radiology information system: a workflow-based approach
International Journal of Computer Assisted Radiology and Surgery, 2009Introducing workflow management technology in healthcare seems to be prospective in dealing with the problem that the current healthcare Information Systems cannot provide sufficient support for the process management, although several challenges still exist.
Jinyan Zhang +4 more
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Radiologic information systems: Savings in time and money
Academic Radiology, 1996M ost radiology departments in large hospitals do more than 100,000 examinations per year, generating more than 1 million images. A considerable portion of the workload in any given department is nonmedical, for example, scheduling of examinations, report transcription, archive management, billing, and additional administrative work [1].
Fuchs WA, Voellmy DR
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Journal of Medical Systems, 2014
This study was conducted to evaluate the usability of widely used laboratory and radiology information systems. Three usability experts independently evaluated the user interfaces of Laboratory and Radiology Information Systems using heuristic evaluation method. They applied Nielsen's heuristics to identify and classify usability problems and Nielsen's
Ehsan Nabovati +3 more
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This study was conducted to evaluate the usability of widely used laboratory and radiology information systems. Three usability experts independently evaluated the user interfaces of Laboratory and Radiology Information Systems using heuristic evaluation method. They applied Nielsen's heuristics to identify and classify usability problems and Nielsen's
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Information systems in the management of the radiology department.
Rays, 2003Clinical, organizational and administrative service improvement has always been the primary aim of a radiology information system. Studies carried out at Massachusets General Hospital in the late sixties identified two "bottlenecks" in the Departments of Diagnostic Imaging: the planning of examinations and the management of picture archiving. Therefore,
NANNI M +4 more
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Security management for radiological information systems
1997The purpose of information security management is to guarantee continuity and minimise damage by preventing (or minimising) thè impact of security incidents, in other words to provide a reliable mechanism for information sharing, at thè same time ensuring its confidentiality, integrity and availability.
CARAMELLA, DAVIDE +4 more
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Radiology Information System (RIS)
2022 17th Iberian Conference on Information Systems and Technologies (CISTI), 2022Luis Rebelo +2 more
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Demystifying radiology information systems.
Radiology management, 2001Selecting the right radiology information system (RIS) can be a difficult and tedious task for radiology managers. Sometimes the information systems department ends up selecting the RIS. As a radiology manager, you can help yourself and your department greatly by becoming more educated concerning the technology and terminology of radiology information ...
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Upgrading a radiology information system.
Radiology management, 1990Expanding or replacing an RIS can be an overwhelming responsibility for the radiology manager; Ms. Rowe's article helps to define the task. According to the author, one of the primary decisions is whether to remain with the present vendor or to evaluate a new system, and the advantages and disadvantages of both alternatives are presented.
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A simple hospital radiology information system.
Radiology, 1980The film jackets of hospitalized patients are filed in a consultation room according to hospital room and bed number. A single file clerk handles inpatient activity, which includes the expedited preparation of radiographs for reporting, as well as the filing and delivery of the reports to other departments of the 321-bed hospital. Clinicians have easy,
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