#431 – The Resource Wire

• Imaging providers who want to finally #ditchthedisk can now start off with Novarad’s CryptoChart Lite solution, a no-cost version of CryptoChart built for providers transitioning to imaging sharing.

• Despite significant interest, there’s still confusion about the value of imaging AI. This Blackford Analysis white paper explores the key cost considerations and ROI factors that radiology groups can use to figure out how to make AI valuable for them.

• Canon Medical is making its way through the US on its 2022 Mobile Tour, bringing its products and solutions directly to hospitals and providers in 50 US cities. Tune in to see when Canon is coming to you and watch highlights from its tour stops along the way.

• “When will I be back?” is athletes’ first question following a sports-related injury, and New York’s Hospital for Special Surgery increasingly relies on GE Healthcare MR technology for its answers. See how HSS is leveraging GE’s MR scanners, coils, and solutions to achieve more accurate assessments and better patient experiences.

• Check out this Imaging Wire Show featuring Arterys’ Maya Khalifé, PhD, discussing how to deliver clinical value with AI, Arterys’ platform approach to neuro AI, and how AI can serve radiologists today and into the future.

• Patients are ready for (and expecting) their healthcare to be supported by AI, and its gaining traction in radiology. See how AI is delivering clinical value today and in the future, in this editorial by Intelerad’s Morris Panner.

• This Riverain Technologies case study details how the University of Colorado Hospital enhanced its chest X-ray workflow with ClearRead Bone Suppress.

• See how Dr. Carolyn Lam evolved from a women’s heart health trailblazer to co-founding Us2.ai and automating the fight against heart disease.

• When SyntheticMR validated its SyMRI MSK solution, they leveraged the CARPL platform to compare conventional knee and spine MRI image quality with SyntheticMR images. Check out their validation process and results here.

• To solve the challenges of enterprise imaging, you’ll need a strategy that addresses today’s needs and future challenges. Answer the questions to see if you’re prepared to formulate a more effective healthcare IT plan.