Share images, resources, and competences securely with anyone

Ensure all images follow the patient

Nowadays, many patients visit multiple departments and several different care providers during their care processes. This means that the patient history becomes scattered in multiple different systems. For the diagnostic process—and to avoid unnecessary reimaging of the patient—it is essential that you can swiftly and securely access historical medical information, wherever it was initially created.

Efficiently collect the information in your local system, or access and view it online from anywhere—ideal when the patient has been transferred, or for multidisciplinary team meetings with participants from different and geographically spread organizations.

Optimize your resource and competence management

Make sure that the right competence is always at hand—regardless of where the patient is. Get access to or provide remote resources and specialist competence to make the best use of resources in departments such as radiology, breast imaging, cardiology, and pathology. Efficiently send cases to a telemedicine provider to shorten waiting times and maintain diagnostic quality despite seasonal or daily variations in demand.

Give patients easy access

Engage with and empower your patients by giving them easy yet secure access to their own images—or let them upload prior images to you. You can also share images with, for instance, insurance companies and law firms in legal cases, removing the need for bulky and costly alternative solutions, such as sending CDs.

Suggested reading: Hospitals across England start to empower patients with imaging access online

Digital sharing in pathology—key to better cancer care

One of the main benefits of digitizing pathology is the ability to share digital images, rather than sending physical slides. This brings potential savings in reduced treatment errors, logistics, and administration. And with access to specialized experts for efficient external readings and second opinions, you can also shorten waiting times for patients—helping you meet patient demand and regulatory enforcements.