R.R. Knowledge Systems and Technologies LTD & ezMedSoft will take this one into it's "workflow 👩⚕️ and task list 🤹♀️" algorithms : The research advises that when more than one imaging exam can answer a question, the ones with lower emissions can be prioritized. "For example, if abdominal ultrasound and abdominal CT are both appropriate for a given indication, ultrasound could be prioritized as the initial imaging test given lower emissions compared to CT," Hanneman said. "Another example: Depending on the context, chest CT and chest MR might both be considered appropriate for evaluation of a suspected mediastinal mass. In this situation, CT could be prioritized given lower emissions compared to MR." What will you?
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The question, "What does X have to do with climate change?" is a question we should all be asking and answering, no matter what X is. Below, the always insightful Dr. Kate Hanneman answers the question for when X = radiology. #Sustainability https://lnkd.in/gH8-tCgU
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Title: Digital Radiography: Transforming Healthcare Imaging In the dynamic landscape of modern healthcare, Digital Radiography (DR) emerges as a pivotal force. With instant high-resolution images, DR ensures precise and swift diagnoses, replacing the delays of traditional film-based systems. The technology reduces radiation exposure, prioritizing safety. Integration with Picture Archiving and Communication Systems (PACS) enhances accessibility, enabling remote consultations. Beyond efficiency, the financial appeal lies in long-term cost savings. DR's advanced imaging capabilities, including 3D reconstructions and AI integration, redefine diagnostic accuracy. As we embrace this revolution, Digital Radiography becomes the cornerstone in elevating patient care and advancing medical frontiers. #xray #xraytechnology #radiology #radiologytechnologist #sunsparkhealthcare SUN SPARK HEALTHCARE
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The #healthcare industry is responsible for roughly 9% of annual greenhouse gas emissions in the U.S. Especially with recent advances in MR and CT imaging, #radiology accounts for a disproportionate amount of these emissions. Now, Mass General researchers Mike Zalis, MD, and Jonathan Slutzman,MD, have outlined ways in which radiology departments can work to reduce their contribution to #climatechange. More here: https://bit.ly/3KdcEIG
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Recent study delves into #radiation exposure of patients undergoing multimodality recurrent imaging. (Xinhua Li et al.) #EuropeanRadiology Read the full article in the link below 👇 https://buff.ly/481X2C4
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Curious about how #artificialintelligence might impact #workforcedevelopment and why that may be a very good thing? This helpful report highlights #labor and #workforce challenges in #healthcare and #radiology in particular. There are many, many ways enhancing and improving capacity could make a #bigdifference. Radiology may represent one of the most interesting areas to observe #technologytransformation in healthcare at a time where the need is increasing dramatically. Tom Greeson Sung Park Khan Siddiqui, MD Woojin Kim Alan Pitt
Reports from the Royal College of Radiologists in the UK and the American College of Radiologists are telling the same story in different terms. With growing patient demand 📈 and insufficient graduate numbers 📉, we’re seeing a healthcare system that’s not only suffering from a shortage of radiologists but is also struggling to balance geographic disparities. And that’s not the only challenge. We’ve collated a report that details the six key challenges that radiologists are facing today and how AI and ML can lend them a helping hand. 📖 You can read the full report here: https://bit.ly/42kBHl9 #radiology #artificialintelligence #healthcare #technology
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Green Radiology In a recent online publication, our customer Dr Tom Constantine, Director of Coastal Medical Imaging, shares insights from his journey in creating a sustainable #radiology clinic in North Wales. In just over a year, Coastal Medical Imaging has committed to eco-friendly practices. They've formalised their sustainability pledge, launched a carbon reduction plan, and embraced green choices. - Using online tools, they're tracking their carbon footprint, making smart decisions to reduce energy use and travel emissions. - They've adjusted clinic sessions, ensuring patients get their scans with minimal impact. - Their equipment is energy-efficient, and they've adopted 100% renewable electricity. They're exploring ways to further reduce gas consumption, showcasing their dedication to sustainability. - As they plan to integrate MRI scanners, they're focused on finding eco-friendly solutions. - They support remote work through a cloud-based system, reducing travel emissions with the help of OpenRad Cloud (by Biotronics3D). Find out more about OpenRad Cloud via the following link: https://lnkd.in/eHvPs6XN. Dr Constantine's advice to new radiology clinics: Prioritise sustainability from the start! Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/d9xTRCY4. Thank you Health Tech World for this valuable publication! #SustainableHealthcare #GreenRadiology #OpenRadCloud #futureofradiology #teleradiology #radiology #medicalimaging #radiologydiagnostics #medtech #cloudnative
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Reports from the Royal College of Radiologists in the UK and the American College of Radiologists are telling the same story in different terms. With growing patient demand 📈 and insufficient graduate numbers 📉, we’re seeing a healthcare system that’s not only suffering from a shortage of radiologists but is also struggling to balance geographic disparities. And that’s not the only challenge. We’ve collated a report that details the six key challenges that radiologists are facing today and how AI and ML can lend them a helping hand. 📖 You can read the full report here: https://bit.ly/42kBHl9 #radiology #artificialintelligence #healthcare #technology
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The performance of radiologists is evaluated when assisted by a #DeepLearning model and subsequently compared to the standalone performance of unassisted radiologists. (Quinlan D. Buchlak et al.) #EuropeanRadiology 🔗 https://buff.ly/464AajV
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