#445 – The Resource Wire

• Ready to improve your mammography workflows? Arterys is the first and only cloud-native Breast AI provider, and its solution dramatically reduces 3D Mammography reading times, while supporting breast cancer detection, density measurements, and personalized risk assessments.  

• Check out this Imaging Wire Show, featuring Canon Medical Systems’ David Hashimoto. We explore Canon’s new approach to connecting with imaging teams and how Canon is working to address their needs.

• Imaging’s cloud evolution didn’t happen all at once. This Change Healthcare animation details the history of digital imaging architectures, and how cloud-native imaging improves stability and scalability, ease of management, patient data security, and operating costs.

• With radiation dose management now largely considered best practice, this Bayer white paper details the top five benefits of adopting contrast dose management.

• Ready to address burnout on your team? This Novarad report details the main burnout drivers within imaging teams, and the steps radiology leaders can take to prevent burnout.

• See how Chicago’s Loyola University Health System overcame legacy PACS and workflow constraints by adopting Intelerad’s InteleOne XE enterprise workflow solution.

• Learn about how Us2.ai is bringing simplicity and clarity to the world of cardiac ultrasound, on the latest episode of The Bleeding Edge of Digital Health featuring Us2.ai’s founders, James Hare and Dr. Carolyn Lam.

• Working out your AI business case? Check out this helpful Blackford Analysis report on how to calculate AI’s clinical, IT, administrative, and financial value to your organization.

• Can culture be the foundation of your strategy? See how adopting a culture-led strategy has become an advantage for United Imaging and its clients in this essay by CEO, Jeffrey Bundy.

• How much time are you spending on interruptions? Based on this Enlitic report, it could be quite a lot, and data governance can eliminate many of them.

• MR might be known for soft tissue imaging, but GE Healthcare’s oZTEo application is making one-stop soft tissue and bone imaging a reality. See how oZTEo works and how radiologists are approaching this new technology here.

• Hyperfine’s Swoop Portable MR Imaging System is redefining MR accessibility, deploying MR-enabled decision-making across clinical settings within minutes. But do you know how the Swoop is actually being used? Check out this clinical case study detailing the settings and patient scenarios that the Swoop is supporting today.