Integrated Web RIS/PACS for Ambulatory Imaging/Radiology Centers

Dynamic Imaging (Allendale, NJ, USA), an established leader in web-based image and information management, has announced the general release of IntegradWeb. Highlighting completion of the IntegradWeb RIS/PACS beta program were successful implementations at Liberty Pacific Medical Imaging, LLC (LPMI; Encino, CA, USA) facilities in California and Ohio.

Integrating end-to-end web-based workflow leveraging the IntegradWeb RIS/PACS architectural platform allows Dynamic Imaging to offer ambulatory facilities a powerful, unified radiology desktop.

IntegradWeb RIS/PACS includes the following intelligent, complementary information management application modules: enterprise scheduling; pre-certification workflow; clinical workflow (Tech Log); document management; exam visualization, transcription, and dictation; distribution and storage; billing and claims management, and management reporting.

Each of these modules works together to provide ambulatory organizations the ability to utilize best-practice workflow by eliminating traditional bottlenecks. IntegradWeb RIS/PACS tracks the patient encounter from scheduling through the entire billing process requiring the necessary information at each stage. In this fashion, IntegradWeb RIS/PACS establishes workflow that ensures each user enters all of the required information to create an acceptable insurance claim the first time through, resulting in a positive impact on billing outcomes.

Planned demonstrations at SIIM 2007 will include IntegradWeb RIS/PACS, IntegradWeb PACS version 3.7 with a full complement of integrations to the industry's best clinical applications, as well as the Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise (IHE) standard, IntegradWeb Mammo.

IntegradWeb PACS provides enhanced, integrated positron emission tomography-computed tomography (PET/CT) functionality, including the display of multiple, simultaneous, three-dimensional PET/CT views for the reading radiologist. Enhanced PET/CT functionality is currently under development and is a work-in-progress.


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