An Open Letter to the OsiriX Community
At Purview, we are focused on making medical image access, archive, and sharing cheaper and easier. Our passion is to make these images an integrated part of every patient’s complete medical record.
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Mammo vs. Tomo: The future of breast cancer detection in medical imaging
Learn the benefits of digital breast tomosynthesis for patients
There are more than 38 million mammography procedures conducted every year according to the FDA. It would be an understatement to say that these images are essential for breast cancer detection and prevention. But what you might not know is that these images represent massive digital data files whose use is highly regulated.
Would you buy a house without seeing it first?
Buying a house is serious business and so is healthcare. Learn how an EHR without medical images is like buying the house without seeing it first.
When was the last time you made a large investment without knowing what it looked like? Before committing to a house, boat, car, or pet, most people need more information before making a decision.
10 Requirements for Connecting EHR and Medical Images
Connect your EHR and medical images without replacing your systems.
If we ignore the compliance requirements of HITECH (bear with us, we won’t make you give up your incentive payments) and focus on what physicians need to reach the goals prescribed in the original intent of the laws, what would such a system look like?
EHR-PACS Integration: What we have here is a failure to communicate
EHR-PACS Integration: Why we're struggling to connect healthcare records and medical images
Electronic Health Records (EHR) and Picture Archive and Communication Systems (PACS) have followed very different paths resulting in structures that inherently don’t play well together. In fact, the original development of the first EHR and PACS were separated by over twenty years and several technological generations.
