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SIIM 2008: Building Bridges SIIM 2008 IN DEPTH @ SIIM360.HealthImaging.com  emageon (Booth 609) is highlighting its RadSuite integrated package that offers: the RadSuite Premium and RadSuite Express for multi-systems integration and standards-based architecture with native integrated 3D tools; RadSuite RIS, which uses HL7 and DICOM, follows IHE protocols and has HIPAA audit reporting; MammoSuite, which offers automated tracking, reporting and letter generation; OrthoSuite, which has orthopedic templating and surgical planning and desktop integration; and storage.  eXogen (Booth 917) is debuting its Blue Ocean real-time Mode to compare prior studies with a new zero pixel travel graphical user interface for layouts; and templated email to automatically send referring physicians imaging results.  imaging dynamics Company (Booth 901) is highlighting operational intelligence platform that delivers role-based, key performance indicators (KPIs). This automated approach to data aggregation and visualization includes: web-based technology; real-time KPI visualization; drill-down KPI capabilities from enterprise to department to group to individual performance metrics; alert management system; benchmarking capabilities; and enterprise deployment.  fujifilm medical systems usa (Booth 639) is showcasing its new IDC X-Series CCD-based imaging detectors: X3C and X4C, which represent digital alternatives to fi lm-based x-rays. The technology provides higher sensitivity and amplified dynamic range; anti-blooming for image quality; reduced distortion and low noise; lateral Overflow Drain to eliminate saturation artifacts; and soft-tissue imaging without losing bone detail.  insite one (Booth 314) is unveiling new disaster recovery and enterprise services, which include tools for rapid recovery of large data sets and solutions to provide constant data access to stored exams during an abnormal period of operation, whether a declared event or natural disaster.  integrated modular systems (Booth 812) is debuting the Synapse Version 3.2.1, which has a new graphical user interface that allows radiologists to identify and access information and generate reports. Fujifilm also is spotlighting its cardiology PACS Version 4.0, which features ProSolv CardioVascular, a web-based application for full-viewing and reporting capabilities, SSL-secured protocols with a single-click application download and installation. The new release also includes the integration of its radiology PACS application, Synapse, with ProSolv CVIIS.  ge healthcare (Booth 325) is showing the latest Centricity PACS-IW Version 3.7.1, which includes new workflow, advanced visualization and interpretation efficiency features. GE also is highlighting the latest version of Centricity RIS/ PACS-IW, Version 4.1 for outpatient imaging centers. The Version 3.7.1 features: the ability to manually and/or automatically link studies across the enterprise with different medical record numbers, based on pre-defined criteria to form a single Master Patient Index; Manual and Auto-Worklist Assignment that enables a study to be placed via a RIS HL7 message on a user’s private worklist, or manually by a user; and the peerVue qiVue Integration, which has ER discrepancy alerts. Centricity PACS-IW Version 3.7.1’s advanced visualization features include a web-based PET/CT module (optional) with the full functionality of PET/CT workstations, which are pending FDA approval. Also, its Orthocrat TraumaCad 2.0 provides support for web-based integration to the latest release of TraumaCad for orthopedic templating and surgical planning. Additional features include: Enhanced Comparison 16 Health Imaging & IT | May 2008 small-to-medium size clinic and imaging center features and functions of its imsiView.RIS, along with its full imsimed product line of imaging components. The integrated-system configuration includes scheduling, reporting, billing, film digitizing, media production, 3D viewing, orthopedic templating, dual-monitor high-resolution viewing, DICOM Mail, Store, Query/Retrieve, and Modality Work.  intelerad (Booth 923) is demonstrating the latest release of its IntelePACS, which includes workflow performance boosters for speed and streaming capabilities; an optimized RIS gateway to handle multiple HL7 feeds to and from different systems or facilities; and the IntelePACS Report Generation and Distribution module with optional integration to InteleDictation or preferred voice recognition package.  iron mountain (Booth 310) is highlighting its new Digital Record Center for Medical Images disaster recovery and longterm archiving service, powered by the HP Medical Archive solution (MAS). The digital center provides secure, off-site, back-up protection for long-term archival storage of medical fixed content, consisting of factory-integrated HP disk storage and servers, as well as indexing and policy management software.  Konica minolta medical imaging usa (Booth 827) is show- casing its Reguis digital imaging suite and the new ImagePilot CR. The Regius digital imaging suite consists of the Reguis 370 DR system, a float-top table, the Nano CR and a control station that controls both Regius 370 and Nano CR. The new ImagePilot HealthImaging.com http://SIIM360.HealthImaging.com http://HealthImaging.com

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Health Imaging & IT - May 2008 Contents On the Web The Enterprise News Update Convention Spotlight: SIIM 2008 Healthcare IT Salary Survey Survey Findings Inside the Transition to Next-Generation Image Management Blurring the Lines: Interfaced vs. Integrated RIS/PACS The Insider's Primer: Taming the Workflow Beast - Five Facilities Tell How Availability, Applications Drive New Archive Strategies Modality Review Managing Technology Inside Technology Reader's Resource Stat Sheet

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