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There’s good news for radiologists looking to improve their medical imaging workflows—new and robust clinical applications are out on the market. Most notably, tools driven by artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) technology are changing the way radiologists provide clinical care by enhancing clinical decision-making, increasing productivity, and efficiency and improving patient outcomes.
Traditional radiology workflows are typically tedious, requiring radiologists to perform manual, repetitive operator-dependent tasks such as reporting or visual scoring. When faced with large volumes of studies to read within a short period of time, radiologists are prone to making errors and experiencing burnout.
AI-driven radiology workflows provide relief from these burdens by:
So, how can you maximize return on investment (ROI) with a medical imaging platform strategy?
While adopting new clinical applications, healthcare organizations typically face challenges scoping out the full benefits of these applications.
In radiology, a long list of risk assessment requirements is necessary for decision-makers to validate the costs and benefits of acquiring a new medical imaging software application.
Product acquisition is often a slow, bureaucratic process that limits how many applications are adopted and utilized, even when they are high-performance applications that will provide significant ROI for a radiology practice.
A medical imaging platform strategy mitigates these risks by offering radiology practices the option to evaluate the value of medical imaging applications via a single technology framework. As such, radiology practices are well-positioned to comprehensively assess the financial and time costs and risks of acquiring a new imaging application.
Besides streamlining the process of procuring new medical imaging applications, there are several benefits to adopting a medical imaging platform, which include:
Essentially, a medical imaging platform strategy transfers the complexities of acquiring a new application to a platform provider, allowing radiology practices to focus on providing a high standard of clinical care.
The platform provider then manages the specific demands of the clinical application to ensure it performs effectively. When adopting a medical imaging platform strategy, you can expect your service provider to:
Your job as a radiology practice is to identify clinical needs that the application can meet and then work with the imaging platform service provider to optimize the application.
When it comes to the stakeholders of a radiology practice, a medical imaging platform strategy provides a range of benefits for radiologists, physicians, IT departments, and administrators.
For radiologists who may have concerns about the reliability of new applications, there are several benefits to adopting tools from a curated platform of AI based applications:
Adoption of AI medical imaging platforms enables physicians to:
On the IT side, the initial platform deployment takes some heavy lifting. However, once complete, IT departments can benefit from:
For healthcare administrators looking to reduce clinical inefficiencies, there are several benefits to a medical imaging platform strategy:
A medical imaging AI platform strategy provides invaluable benefits for the different stakeholders within and beyond radiology practice. The simplicity and effectiveness of a platform strategy will help improve productivity and clinical efficiency in your radiology practice.
For a solid overview of how AI can help improve workflows, check out our white paper, How Radiologists Can Improve Accuracy And Scale Of Medical Diagnoses With Cloud and Artificial Intelligence. The paper will show you:
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