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The Future of the Radiology Information System

American Journal of Roentgenology, 2013
Today in the hospital setting, several functions of the radiology information system (RIS), including order entry, patient registration, report repository, and the physician directory, have moved to enterprise electronic medical records. Some observers might conclude that the RIS is going away.
John W, Nance, Christopher, Meenan, Paul G, Nagy   +2 more
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Integrated radiologic information system

Journal of Thoracic Imaging, 1990
A multimedia radiologic communication system has been developed that achieves the system design goal of providing a clinical communication service that is an efficient improvement over present methods of communication. The system allows users to access, through a workstation, digitized radiographic images, voice reports, and other patient data ...
N M, Hickey, J G, Robertson, M, Coristine   +2 more
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Semantic information extracting system for classification of radiological reports in radiology information system (RIS)

SPIE Proceedings, 2016
Radiologists currently use a variety of terminologies and standards in most hospitals in China, and even there are multiple terminologies being used for different sections in one department. In this presentation, we introduce a medical semantic comprehension system (MedSCS) to extract semantic information about clinical findings and conclusion from ...
Liehang Shi, Tonghui Ling, Jianguo Zhang
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The Energy Consumption of Radiology: Energy- and Cost-saving Opportunities for CT and MRI Operation.

Radiology, 2020
Background Awareness of energy efficiency has been rising in the industrial and residential sectors but only recently in the health care sector. Purpose To measure the energy consumption of modern CT and MRI scanners in a university hospital radiology ...
T. Heye, Roland Knoerl, T. Wehrle, Daniel Mangold, Alessandro Cerminara, M. Loser, M. Plumeyer, Markus Degen, Rahel Luethy, D. Brodbeck, E. Merkle   +10 more
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Radiologic information systems: Savings in time and money

Academic Radiology, 1996
M 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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The IntegRIS Radiological Information System for Digital Mammography

Biomedical Engineering, 2009
The radiological informational system IntegRIS is described. The technical basis of the system, usage details, and development prospects are described.
G P, Kochetova, N I, Rozhkova, T S, Belle   +2 more
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Guiding AI in radiology: ESR’s recommendations for effective implementation of the European AI Act

Insights into Imaging
This statement has been produced within the European Society of Radiology AI Working Group and identifies the key policies of the EU AI Act as they pertain to medical imaging.
E. Kotter, T. A. D'Antonoli, Renato Cuocolo, M. Hierath, Merel Huisman, Shaimaa T Meerzah, L. Martí-Bonmatí, M. May, Emanuele Neri, Konstantin Nikolaou, Daniel Pinto Dos Santos, Maija Radziņa, S. Shelmerdine, Arianna Bellemo   +13 more
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Information systems in the management of the radiology department.

Rays, 2003
Clinical, 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, CARNASSALE R, NAPOLI M, CAMPIONI, Paolo, MARANO P.   +4 more
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Integrating and Adopting AI in the Radiology Workflow: A Primer for Standards and Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise (IHE) Profiles.

Radiology
The deployment of artificial intelligence (AI) solutions in radiology practice creates new demands on existing imaging workflow. Accommodating custom integrations creates a substantial operational and maintenance burden.
Ali S. Tejani, Tessa S. Cook, Mohannad Hussain, Teri Sippel Schmidt, Kevin O'Donnell   +4 more
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Security management for radiological information systems

1997
The 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, NERI, EMANUELE, Braccini G, Fabbrini F, Montanari S.   +4 more
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