November 2001


Features

Cover Story
Operation Data Security
  by Rich Smith

Rules of the Integration Game
  by Robert Cecil PhD
  Though tantamount to a roll of the dice, HIS/RIS/PACS integration can be furthered by heeding some basic ground rules.
RSNA: The Inside Word
  by Rich Smith
  What is in store for informatics seekers at the RSNA? If promises prove true, attendees will find improved integration based on new and established standards.
The Incredible Shrinking Ultrasound Machine
  by Richard B. Elsberry
  The new, pint-size ultrasound machines are not interchangeable with state-of-the-art, high-end technology, but the miniaturized machines are providing flexibility to busy departments.
A User's Guide to Speech Recognition Technology
  by David Weiss MD
  By establishing the proper interfaces, increasing staff during training time, and optimizing use of macros and automated features, radiologists can overcome the perceived drawbacks of speech recognition.


Departments

  Viewpoint
A Salute to the Physicist
  by Cheryl Proval
  A recent survey underscores the contribution to medicine of not just radiologists but their technological tools and the many physicists who have helped to create and maintain them.
  Guest Editorial
The New Professionalism
  by Monte G. Clinton
  With the establishment of a credentialing program for radiology administration, health care institutions can be assured that administrators are qualified for the job.
  Technology Economics Review
CAD: Are We There Yet?
  by Judith Gunn Bronson MS
  Evidence is mounting that computer-aided detection can improve measurably the accuracy of radiological reads.
  Imaging Business
Needs Assessment: A Case Study
  by Mark Janas MBA
  Performing due diligence prior to PACS implementation involved evaluation of both direct and indirect costs and benefits for one radiology group.
Special Section

Introduction
  by Douglas M. Tucker PhD
Vision of an Enterprise-wide PACS
  by Richard B. Elsberry
  At Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, the architects of the PACS are attempting to design a common system that will meet the needs of all departments that produce or require images.
Building an Enterprise-wide Archive for Diagnostic Images
  by Richard B. Elsberry
Improving Cardiology Efficiency
  by Kris Kyes
  Making images available to cardiology in near real time can have a dramatic effect on productivity and patient care.
Designing a Workstation for Orthopedics
  by Bruce Bean
Q&A with Robert Cooke: Looking Ahead
  by Kris Kyes
The History of Cardiology PACS
  by Tom Agar, Robert Donahue
  IMPAX for Cardiology is the first of many add-on PACS products planned from Agfa.

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