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Thomas Dworetzky, Contributing Reporter | November 27, 2017
Sweep – which keeps tabs on exam status across multiple PACS and RIS vendors.
Reflect – which is an image quality control system.
Advanced Peer Review – which provides radiologist peer review to go beyond just tracking compliance.
Other Analytical Informatics products include the data aggregation and EMR middleware platform AI Bridge.
Philips, which is showcasing its new portfolio of intelligent and comprehensive connected radiology solutions at the 2017 RSNA meeting in Chicago,
noted in a statement that the need is growing for such solutions to meet the challenges faced by radiologists to deliver better outcomes, simplified data and insight gathering, and to lower health care delivery costs.
“As radiologists navigate the road to value-based care, they face a simultaneous shift to a patient-centric model and a greater volume of cases,” said Robert Cascella, chief business leader, diagnosis and treatment businesses for Royal Philips. “By addressing these burdens using artificial intelligence, Philips continues to develop new and intelligent technologies designed to augment the radiologist’s expertise. Our ultimate goal is to enable them to obtain high quality images the first time.”
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