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Ü integriS health okl ahoma cit y, okl a. integris-health.com This not-for-profit corporation is governed by a 13-member board of directors made up of business and community leaders from Oklahoma. INTEGRIS serves as the parent corporation for INTEGRIS Baptist Medical Center, another Oklahoman not-for-profit corporation that operates a tertiary-care hospital in northwest Oklahoma City. INTEGRIS offers CT, MRI, nuclear medicine, ultrasound, x-ray and interventional services, among others. With the introduction of DR, its diagnostic imaging rooms reduced from 14 to 11, with an 8 percent increase in volume of patient studies performed. Information systems that share images with PACS CVIS, Critical Care/ICU/CCU, Dental, EHR/EMR, Emergency, Endoscopy/Gastroenterology, Nuclear Medicine, Oncology, Orthopedics, Radiation Therapy, Surgery/OR, Teleradiology and Vascular 1,321 Physicians in network 96% –100 % Physicians in network with image access 340,000 annual imaging procedures 96% –100 % digital imaging systems procedures 11% –1% annual increase in digital procedures 28,000 Monthly e-radiology reports viewed 4 hours radiology turn-around time 24 hours cardiology turn-around time hours Emergency turn-around time 11% –1% annual data growth 60 TB long-term data archive Ü maimonides medical center Brooklyn, n.y. maimonidesmed.org This not-for-profit, non-sectarian treatment facility also serves as an academic medical center. The radiology department serves as an integral part of patient care, aiding in such areas as: cardiac care, stroke, women’s imaging, virtual imaging (colonoscopy/bronchoscopy) and cardiovascular imaging (CT/MR). Its radiologists are boardcertified in subspecialties including interventional, MRI, neuroradiology, pediatric, nuclear medicine and mammography. The 705-bed facility absorbed a 10 percent increase in exam volume with no staff increase or increase in the radiology operational budget, after adopting digital imaging/digital image and data management. Information systems that share images with PACS CVIS, Emergency, Endoscopy/Gastroenterology, HIS, Nuclear Medicine, Oncology, Orthopedics, Radiation Therapy, RIS, Surgery/OR, Teleradiology and Vascular 1,000 Physicians in network 96% –100 % Physicians in network with image access 37,000 annual imaging procedures 96% –100 % digital imaging systems procedures 11% –1% annual increase in digital procedures 31,20 Monthly e-radiology reports viewed 12 hours radiology turn-around time 12 hours cardiology turn-around time 1 hour Emergency turn-around time 21% –2% annual data growth 96 TB long-term data archive Ü marshfield clinic marShfielD, WiS. marshfieldclinic.org With 776 physicians in 80 medical specialties and subspecialties located in more than 40 centers throughout Wisconsin, Marshfield Clinic is a private, multi-specialty group practice. The clinic had more than 3.4 million patient encounters in 2007. Marshfield’s internally developed EHR system has provided cost savings by eliminating paper records. With more than 10,000 patients daily, the clinic estimates that the savings is about $1.3 million per year. Marshfield also has been migrating from film and paper records to digital imaging, which can be disseminated electronically through the outlying Marshfield centers. Information systems that share images with PACS CVIS, Critical Care/ICU/CCU, EHR/EMR, Emergency, Endoscopy/Gastroenterology, HIS, Nuclear Medicine, Oncology, Orthopedics, RIS, Surgery/OR, Teleradiology and Vascular 1,700 Physicians in network 96% –100 % Physicians in network with image access 280,000 annual imaging procedures 91% –9% digital imaging systems procedures 26% –30 % annual increase in digital procedures 1,000 Monthly e-radiology reports viewed 4 hours radiology turn-around time 8 hours cardiology turn-around time 1 hour Emergency turn-around time 21% –2% annual data growth 70 TB long-term data archive Healthimaging.com august 2008 | Health Imaging & IT 1 http://integris-health.com http://maimonidesmed.org http://marshfieldclinic.org http://Healthimaging.com

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