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While risks from radiation exist, they are low with the dosage people generally receive. New research may also help allay the fears of a specific group of patients - pregnant women.

Medical imaging safer than expected for pregnant women

Written by Ronny Bachrach on March 31, 2016. Posted in Digital Radiography and PACS, DR, Hardware

Not all medical facilities are required to adopt electronic health records or follow the Meaningful Use program. Yet, they may also experience benefits from doing so.

EHR Software Benefits Long-Term and Post-Acute Care

Written by Ronny Bachrach on March 29, 2016. Posted in Digital Radiography and PACS, E.H.R., Software

By turning patient portals into mobile apps, health care providers could potentially reach more people.

How Can Mobile Apps Help Patient Engagement?

Written by Ronny Bachrach on March 28, 2016. Posted in Digital Radiography and PACS, E.H.R., Scheduling, Software

imagingBiz: Lemak Health runs up the score

Written by Ronny Bachrach on March 23, 2016. Posted in Medical Software, News & Events, PACS

A new study shows that radiation may not be as dangerous as scientists once thought, and people may see little to no negative effects when the appropriate dosage is used.

Is Radiation as Dangerous as Previously Believed?

Written by Ronny Bachrach on March 23, 2016. Posted in Digital Radiography and PACS, DR, Hardware

Better engagement offers both patients and physicians benefits to improve health care and increase the use of electronic health records.

Patient Access to EHRs Improves Health Care

Written by Ronny Bachrach on March 21, 2016. Posted in Digital Radiography and PACS, E.H.R., Scheduling, Software

The American College of Radiology's Commission on Patient- and Family-Centered Care on Feb. 16 convened a new subcommittee to facilitate the development of medical imaging technology that supports patient-centered care strategies.

ACR Convenes Informatics Committee

Written by Ronny Bachrach on March 16, 2016. Posted in Digital Radiography and PACS, PACS

Health information exchange platforms can help reduce the cases of redundant testing by providing a patient's many doctors with the images they need for diagnosis and treatment.

HIE Eliminate Unnecessary Medical Imaging

Written by Ronny Bachrach on March 15, 2016. Posted in Digital Radiography and PACS, Software

Over the past two years, key cancer-prevention organizations like the American Cancer Society and the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force have amended their breast cancer screening guidelines to address rising false-positive rates among women below the age of 50.

Fear Over False-Positives Drives Screening Guidelines

Written by Ronny Bachrach on March 14, 2016. Posted in Digital Radiography and PACS, Hardware

Patient-centered care is changing the medical imaging industry.

How Patient-Centered Care Is Changing Radiology

Written by Ronny Bachrach on March 9, 2016. Posted in Billing, Digital Radiography and PACS, Hardware

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