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22 May 1997 Picture archiving and communications systems for integrated healthcare information solutions
Mitchell M. Goldburgh, Robert A. Glicksman, Dennis L. Wilson
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Abstract
The rapid and dramatic shifts within the US healthcare industry have created unprecedented needs to implement changes in the delivery systems. These changes must not only address the access to healthcare, but the costs of delivery, and outcomes reporting. The resulting vision to address these needs has been called the Integrated Healthcare Solution whose core is the Electronic Patient Record. The integration of information by itself is not the issue, nor will it address the challenges in front of the healthcare providers. The process and business of healthcare delivery must adopt, apply and expand its use of technology which can assist in re-engineering the tools for healthcare. Imaging is becoming a larger part of the practice of healthcare both as a recorder of health status and as a defensive record for gatekeepers of healthcare. It is thus imperative that imaging specialists adopt technology which competitively integrates them into the process, reduces the risk, and positively effects the outcome.
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Mitchell M. Goldburgh, Robert A. Glicksman, and Dennis L. Wilson "Picture archiving and communications systems for integrated healthcare information solutions", Proc. SPIE 3035, Medical Imaging 1997: PACS Design and Evaluation: Engineering and Clinical Issues, (22 May 1997); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.274618
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KEYWORDS
Medicine

Diagnostics

Imaging systems

System integration

Picture Archiving and Communication System

Radiology

Telecommunications

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