GE Healthcare Imaging Solutions Increase Workflow Efficiency and Optimize Radiologists’ Time to Help Reduce Burnout - Seite 2

“The current discordance between wRVU credit and the actual work effort required to interpret and report on a given exam promotes inefficient behaviors and leads to dissatisfaction for radiologists,” said Elizabeth Bergey, M.D., President and CEO, Quantum Imaging & Therapeutic Associates. “We think radiology is ready for a new paradigm that increases fairness and performance while simultaneously reducing radiologist stress.”

“Bottom line, I feel like Helix has my back. At the end of the day, I know myself and my colleagues have put in a fair day’s work and we’ve made a positive impact,” said Dr. Mike Graybill, Interventional and Diagnostic Radiologist at Quantum Imaging & Therapeutic Associates, Inc.

In addition to its PACS solutions, GE Healthcare offers a variety of technology solutions that enhance speed of the radiology workflow, including:

• Imaging 360 for Operations, an ecosystem of applications targeted to specific operational challenges in radiology. Imaging 360 for Operations is designed for core imaging operations functions—protocoling, staffing, analytics, and scheduling. It offers operational analytics, remote scan assistance, protocol management and dose management in one, integrated ecosystem. As healthcare systems have adopted the individual applications now integrated into Imaging 360 for Operations, they have realized shorter wait times for patients, reduced staff burden, and a more efficient workflow. ^(6,7,8) For example, an Alliance Medical operation in the United Kingdom reduced patient backlog, adding 45 additional exams per month without increasing staff burden by analyzing data and adapting scan times. ^(8,9,10)
• AIR Recon DL, a pioneering, deep-learning based image reconstruction algorithm that improves signal to noise ratio (SNR) and has revolutionized MR imaging, which has benefited nearly 5.5 million patients globally¹. By leveraging the raw MR image data, deep-learning technology provides sharper, clearer MR images that are faster and easier to read. Up to 50% reduction in scan time allows for shorter exam times and more patients scanned each day.

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