Picture Archiving and Communication Systems (PACS)
At RSNA, DR Systems Will Exhibit New Unity v-Series Web PACS
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RIS, CVIS, PACS and Reporting Offerings Are Modular, Virtualized, with Images and Results Available on Mobile Devices
SAN DIEGO -- DR Systems, one of the most respected names in healthcare information systems, will be exhibiting its new Unity v-Series Web PACS at RSNA 2010. v-Series includes RIS, CVIS, PACS and Reporting applications that are both modular and virtualized; and demonstrating viewing capabilities on mobile devices.
DR Systems will be exhibiting at Booth 3413 in the South Building, Hall A from Sunday, Nov. 28 to Thursday, Dec. 2. RSNA 2010 will be held Nov. 28 - Dec. 3 at McCormick Place in Chicago.
V-series offers:
o Standalone RIS, CVIS, PACS and Reporting modules. The feature rich
Unity platform is now offered as standalone modules able to interface
with other 3rd party HIS, RIS, PACS platforms.
o Vendor-neutral, unified worklist for workflow driven by a radiology
information system (RIS), cardiovascular information system (CVIS), or
PACS. Allows reading Physicians to access multiple disparate image
repositories from a single DR Systems Unity workstation utilizing a
single automated, unified worklist.
o v-Series RIS, CVIS, PACS and Reporting virtualization. Reduce the number
of dedicated application servers to lower hardware and operating costs,
and service interruptions. DR Systems' virtualization offerings utilize
award-winning technology from VMware (Palo Alto, Calif.)
o Digital archiving. v-Series customers can back-up their data without
investing in their own dedicated remote data centers, by contracting
with DR Systems to store their data.
o Image and Results viewing on mobile devices. Demonstration of v-Series
capability to view medical images and diagnostic results on iPad,
iPhone, and Android devices.
o Migration-free replacement PACS. v-Series technology allows
organizations to replace their legacy PACS while postponing data
migration from their aging system, by querying and retrieving data from
the legacy archive. Many healthcare organizations resisted replacing
their legacy PACS even though it no longer meets their needs, because of
the expense and inconvenience of migrating data from the legacy system
to a new PACS.
DR Systems developed v-Series to serve a changed landscape in healthcare IT. Many organizations now prefer to subscribe to medical software applications rather than purchase the applications outright. Subscribing to DR Systems' v-Series modular applications is a lower cost alternative to a conventional capital purchase.
About DR Systems, Inc.
DR Systems is the leading independent provider of enterprise imaging and information management systems for integrated healthcare networks, hospitals, and diagnostic imaging centers. For more than 18 years, the company has helped over 500 hospitals and imaging center sites lower their cost of operation by improving management of patient information, eliminating ancillary IT systems and interfaces, and increasing workflow speed, while also providing better clinical quality and patient care.
For more information, call 800-794-5955, or visit www.dominator.com.
View the DR Systems RSNA press kit at: http://www.virtualpressoffice.com/public/kit/DRSystemsRSNA2010.
Medical image viewing on mobile devices cannot be used for primary diagnostic reading. DR Systems Unity vSeries mobile viewing capability is a work-in-progress and currently not available.
SOURCE DR Systems, Inc.
CONTACT:Liz Dowling,Dowling & Dennis Public Relations,+1-800-386-0157,Liz@DowlingDennis.net,orDouglas Dill,DR Systems,+1-858-200-8716,DDill@Dominator.com
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