Part one of two, with Rik Primo

More than half interested in accessing own claims and records

Implementing best practices could introduce a range of benefits to providers and patients

DCH System hospitals are still struggling to return to treating patients

Insights on coldheads, compressors and chillers

Providing newer and safer alternatives

Researchers see potential for heart and lung visualization

Best practices to ensure the long life of costly components

Trial shows promising results for PET agent

Set new record by generating 46 trillion neutrons per second

The new effort will build on their earlier work together

Mobile X-ray provider accused of discounted imaging services for referrals

Facing dozens of lawsuits over ethylene oxide fumes from the plant

Stanford's CheXpert is trained on 188,000 images

Hospitals can take steps to mitigate the impact on their bottom line

Multi-society statement focuses on data, algorithms and practice

Having coverage is not the same thing as taking advantage of it

Used on patients with dense breast tissue, according to study

Researchers in Arizona are making neurological exams much faster

New evidence from Weill Cornell Medicine and NewYork-Presbyterian that patient comfort is good for business

From study evaluating AHA policy change on infective endocarditis

Surveying the latest hardware and software enhancing the capabilities of CT providers

Five-year follow-up study finds it makes no difference in disease recurrence

Discussing ICDs and when to turn them off

Study conducted at University Hospitals Birmingham NHS

Modular and portable system that can be used in a range of procedures

Includes sensitive demographic or financial information, says study

Part of long-term investment around AI

Accused of lying about operational issues and backlog to investors

Video-over-IP solution, routes visual data across hospital IP network

'A basic right to health that more than half the world’s population still fails to enjoy.'

Three-room treatment center will be equipped with ProNova technology

May enable precise and accurate delivery of radiation to tumors

The 77,000-square-foot North Wing level II trauma center will open in October

Will manufacture radiotracers for research and patient care

Finding the balance between quality diagnostic imaging and radiation exposure

Generates 2D, 3D and 4D images directly over patient's bodies for surgical accuracy

Will conduct preclinical and possibly clinical trials on safety and efficacy of flash

Over 100 have shuttered since 2010 and another 430 are in jeopardy of doing the same

ARTIS icono systems cover a variety of procedures from neuroradiology to interventional cardiology