Expert perspectives on PACS, radiology workflows, and clinical imaging technology from the Freeland Systems team.
A new study makes the case that one of the most powerful tools for improving outcomes in placenta accreta spectrum cases isn’t a new device or surgical technique. It’s a better, more structured radiology report, and the imaging platforms that make structured templates easy to build and maintain.
Read the article →New AI-driven tools are helping close a long-standing gap in preventive cardiology: consistently and efficiently quantifying the soft coronary plaque that’s hardest to assess and most associated with rupture risk.
Read the article →The 2021 ACC/AHA Chest Pain Evaluation Guidelines elevated coronary CT angiography to a front-line test indication, a shift with lasting operational implications for imaging centers and cardiology practices.
Read the article →KLAS Research outlines six trends reshaping PACS and radiology informatics, from vendor-neutral archives and cloud adoption to AI integration, EHR interoperability, structured reporting, and teleradiology.
Read the article →A study presented at RSNA 2021 found referring providers received finalized reports an average of 35 minutes faster with structured reporting, a gap with real consequences in time-sensitive clinical settings.
Read the article →Infrastructure, access, disaster recovery, cost, and security all shift when a practice moves from on-premises PACS to the cloud. Here’s how the two models compare across the factors that matter most.
Read the article →Getting the most from a PACS over its full lifespan starts with choosing a scalable, upgradable platform, and asking harder questions than a sales demo usually invites.
Read the article →A successful PACS rollout depends on more than the software itself. Deliberate planning for training, storage, and testing well before go-live day makes the difference.
Read the article →New AccessPoint features give veterinarians and pet owners direct access to a global community of consulting specialists, closing a long-standing gap in veterinary diagnostic imaging.
Read the article →cPAC brings browser-based, cloud-hosted PACS functionality to practices, with built-in disaster recovery and flexible, scalable pricing, without the infrastructure burden of a traditional server-based system.
Read the article →Structured reporting, cloud scalability, and an open architecture built for high-acuity imaging workflows.
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