#428 – The Resource Wire

  • Considering your short and long-term AI plan? Check out Canon Medical’s State of AI Roundtable, sharing insights into how imaging AI is being used, where it’s needed most, and how AI might assume a core role in medical imaging.
  • Molecular imaging has played a critical role in oncology for decades, and the development of new radiopharmaceuticals and targeted therapeutics might prove to be crucial for achieving the promise of precision medicine. See how in this thought provoking GE Healthcare post.
  • Adopting a platform strategy can simplify the deployment and management of imaging applications and AI algorithms, but there’s a lot to consider. In this eBook, Blackford Analysis and its clients detail how AI platforms can benefit clinical and IT teams, and share guidelines to consider when selecting a platform.
  • This Riverain Technologies case study details how Einstein Medical Center adopted ClearRead CT enterprise-wide (all 13 CT scanners) and how the solution allowed Einstein radiologists to identify small nodules faster and more reliably.
  • The Future of Radiology Starts on June 30th. Reserve your spot for AI Visions 2022, featuring live discussions from the top radiology and AI leaders and the global launch of Bayer’s Calantic Digital Solutions AI marketplace.
  • Did you know one quarter of healthcare organizations have experienced a cyber-attack in the last year? This Change Healthcare animation explains how 3rd-party certified cloud-native enterprise imaging can help secure IT infrastructure that might be exposed with re-platformed imaging systems.
  • Women’s imaging has come a long way, but operational efficiency remains a challenge for many facilities. To help address this challenge, this Fujifilm post details the five questions women’s imaging facilities should ask when evaluating workflow management solutions.
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