Medical images contain some of the most sensitive protected health information (PHI). PHI in medical images can include a patient’s name, date of birth, medical record number, and other identifying information. Medical images are often used to make diagnoses and...
Optimizing Radiology Display Protocols Radiologists are responsible for interpreting and analyzing medical images to diagnose and treat various health conditions. However, with the increasing volume of imaging studies, it is becoming more challenging to keep up with...
Healthcare data includes a lot of protected health information (PHI) and other data important for healthcare providers to care for their patients. A solid data management strategy is important because it can help improve patient care, ensure regulatory compliance,...
To listen to the blog, click the play button, below. The 3 Types of Data Monetization Healthcare data is an asset that can be leveraged to drive innovation and improve patient outcomes. With the rise of electronic health records (EHRs), and increasing diagnostic...
To listen to the blog, click the play button, below Picture Archiving and Communications Systems (PACS) have been around for decades, and the market has become saturated with vendors and solutions. Experts have been writing about the benefits and functionality a PACS...
By Doug Rufer, BSBA, RT(R) Artificial Intelligence (AI) can profoundly advance healthcare and we’re just beginning this journey, as so much has yet to be discovered! But to advance care, we must do things differently, change our ways of the past. It is no longer ok...
If you would prefer to listen to the blog instead of reading it, click the play button on the image below to listen to the audio blog. When it comes to monetizing your medical imaging data, high quality enriched and de-identified or anonymized data are vital to...
If you would prefer to listen to the blog instead of reading it, click the play button on the image below to listen to the audio blog. We talk a lot at Enlitic about data standardization and data governance. But what does it really mean? There are many standards in...
If you would prefer to listen to the blog instead of reading it, click the play button on the image below to listen to the audio blog. Deidentifying and anonymizing healthcare data is the process of removing or obscuring personal identifying information to protect...
Data fluency is a topic that has been around for a long time. Those who work in the healthcare industry have seen it over and over, with even the biggest companies. Data fluency challenges remain ongoing. So, what is data fluency? Data fluency is the ability to...
Reimagining Healthcare Reimagined healthcare requires reimagined intelligence. The technology exists today to unlock the potential insights that exist within patient data, IF we look at how we use healthcare intelligence differently. If we look at what it will require...
It would seem to be an obvious statement – data quality impacts workflow. Yet, healthcare data quality is rife with issues. A distinct lack of data governance has haunted healthcare for decades. With technology available today, the quality of healthcare data should be...
Attending RSNA? These Tips are It’s that time of year when those of us who have been in the radiology business rush through an American Thanksgiving and pack for Chicago. RSNA is upon us again, though it seems like it just ended. One again we will meet old colleagues...
While equipping your facility with the latest technology to ensure your patients get the best care possible is the goal, budget is always a major aspect of the conversation. Ensuring that you get the best return on your investment will help ease those concerns. It is...
Interoperability – What is it? Interoperability is defined as the ability of different information systems, devices and applications to access, exchange, integrate and cooperatively use data in a coordinated manner, within and across organizational, regional and...
Artificial intelligence is like any other technology that healthcare has adopted since the beginning of the digital transformation age. There are innovators, early adopters, early and late majority, and laggards. Healthcare tends to be one of the slower industries to...
Guest Blog: Rocky Lien, Senior Clinical Product Manager, Enlitic Early Days – Radiology Workflow Changes Early in my career in the radiology world, I was a PACS Administrator and a Film Library Manager. I was on both the analog and digital side of things...
How much time each day are you spending on things that take away from interpreting studies? Let’s dig into what is going on in your day and how data governance can solve some of your biggest daily frustrations. Getting Started You are a neuroradiologist and arrive at...
Many facilities are finding it frustrating trying to deploy their Artificial Intelligence algorithms. In many cases it is taking many months, countless staff and resources and the results are weak. The efforts result in a single point solution focusing on one specific...
Are Providers Getting the Most Out of Their PACS? Whenever I speak with Radiologists about AI marketplaces, platforms, and detection algorithms, they usually end up asking “when will someone develop AI for workflow-related functions such as hanging protocols and...
