You've probably noticed the growing imaging data in your healthcare environment. Each scan adds more information to store and make accessible across systems and departments, all while supporting clinical workflows.

DICOM routing rules are incredibly important, but many people don't understand just how vital they can be in the process of routing to your imaging center.

A VNA, which stands for vendor neutral archive, is a medical imaging storage solution. As your facility's medical imaging data grows, managing it becomes more complex. Over time, you may develop data silos and inefficiencies. A VNA centralizes and standardizes these medical images and data from different sources and places them into one accessible archive, simplifying data management.

Medical imaging produces vast amounts of data every day, including CT scans, MRIs, ultrasounds and X-rays that all need to be stored, shared and analyzed accurately.

Precise mammography positioning is vital because it helps you get a full view of the anterior and posterior depth of the breast. Accurate mammo views significantly improve detection and diagnosis outcomes, helping patients receive early treatment when needed.

Medical imaging and patient data are at the core of healthcare. When storing this information, there are two picture archiving and communication system (PACS) options — on-site PACS and cloud PACS. 

Storing, sharing and managing patient medical images can be time-consuming, which may lead you to consider outsourcing your radiology department.

Radiology departments require information to flow quickly and securely to protect their resources and the patient experience.

Radiology dictation software is a game-changer for radiologists looking to streamline their operations and note-taking processes.