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Driving Positive Change in Healthcare an Effective Enterprise Imaging Strategy Is a Key to Meaningful Use Table of Contents
A Logicalis Healthcare Solutions eBook Driving Positive Change in Healthcare An Effective Enterprise Imaging Strategy is a Key to Meaningful Use Table of Contents The purpose of this eBook is to explore the six elements of a solid enterprise imaging strategy, and to highlight the most important considerations for healthcare organizations that are preparing to embark on this journey. Introduction: Putting Medical Images into the Right Hands...........................................................................................3 Governance: Establishing a Roadmap to Image Utilization...........................................................................................4 Storage: Native or Standardized? That is the Question...........................................................................................6 Acquisition: Shareability Starts before the Image is Captured....................................................................................8 Access and Visualization: Seeing Things Differently...........................................................................................................................10 Image Exchange: CDs: Acceptable, but Not Exceptional....................................................................................................12 Analytics: The Cornerstone of Meaningful Use........................................................................................................14 2 Introduction Putting Medical Images into the Right Hands Managing the mountains of images flowing into -
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J Digit Imaging (2016) 29:583–614 DOI 10.1007/s10278-016-9899-4 REVIEW PAPER Technical Challenges of Enterprise Imaging: HIMSS-SIIM Collaborative White Paper David A. Clunie1 & Don K. Dennison2 & Dawn Cram3 & Kenneth R. Persons4 & Mark D. Bronkalla5 & Henri “Rik” Primo6 Published online: 30 August 2016 # The Author(s) 2016. This article is published with open access at Springerlink.com Abstract This white paper explores the technical challenges Enterprise imaging . Enterprise imaging platform . Enterprise and solutions for acquiring (capturing) and managing enter- Image Repository . Enterprise PACS . EXIF . FHIR . Image prise images, particularly those involving visible light appli- file format . Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise (IHE) . cations. The types of acquisition devices used for various Image compression . Image distribution . Interoperability . general-purpose photography and specialized applications in- Medical image sharing . Metadata . Migration . Multimedia . cluding dermatology, endoscopy, and anatomic pathology are PACS . PACS implementation . Photography . Vendor neutral reviewed. The formats and standards used, and the associated archive (VNA) . Visible light . Whole slide imaging . XDS . metadata requirements and communication protocols for XDS-I transfer and workflow are considered. Particular emphasis is placed on the importance of metadata capture in both order- and encounter-based workflow. The benefits of using DICOM to provide a standard means of recording and accessing both Scope metadata and image and video data are considered, as is the role of IHE and FHIR. This paper is one of a series of white papers on Enterprise Imaging developed by HIMSS-SIIM workgroups [1–6]. It focuses on describing and solving the technical challenges Keywords Anatomic pathology . Archive . Dermatology . of enterprise imaging, and does not dwell on the rationale Digital image management . -
Medical Imaging Cloud Scenario White Paper Prefacepreface
Medical Imaging Cloud Scenario White Paper PrefacePreface Medical imagingMedical refers imaging to non-intrusively refers to non-intrusively obtaining internalobtaining images internal of imagesa human of body a human or body body part or forbody medical part for medical treatment ortreatment research. or research. Medical imagingMedical is imagingarguably is the arguably most important the most clinicalimportant diagnosis clinical anddiagnosis differential and differential diagnosis methoddiagnosis in methodmodern in modern medicine. medicine.It is one of It the is onemost of important the most phasesimportant in phasesthe medical in the process. medical Currently, process. Currently,70% of clinical 70% diagnosisof clinical reliesdiagnosis relies on medicalon imaging, medical and imaging, image and data image accounts data foraccounts 80% to for 90% 80% of allto 90%hospital of all data. hospital data. Medical dataMedical is growing data israpidly, growing and rapidly, hospitals and must hospitals invest must enormously invest enormously to expand tothe expand storage the capacity storage of capacity their data of their data centers everycenters year. every In addition, year. In most addition, hospitals most still hospitals use images still use within images their within local theirarea localnetwork area (LAN). network The (LAN). data The data volume is large,volume the is transmissionlarge, the transmission speed is low, speed and is the low, data and is the not data shared. is not As shared. a result, As this a result, important this dataimportant source data is source is not used effectivelynot used effectivelyand becomes and liabilitybecomes rather liability than rather asset. than How asset. to store, How retrieve, to store, and retrieve, fully apply and fullythe massiveapply the massive image dataimage is a challenge data is a challengefacing each facing medical each service medical organization. -
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