American Journal of Roentgenology study just released.
German engineering to upgrade 2-D to 3-D.
Johns Hopkins team develops prosthetic arm that is controlled naturally, provides feedback.
Enabled by microfluidic and semiconductor manufacturing technology, the Nanopump aims to broadly improve patients' lives.
DOTmed Certified Jeff Weisman, RRT heads DOTmed 100 Weisman Medical Enterprises.
N.J. firm receives formal request.
Allows refilling of syringes independent of the injector, enhancing workflow and productivity in the CT suite.
Guidance applies to specialty and all other hospitals except rural critical access hospitals; CMS continues to implement the strategic plan for specialty hospitals reported to Congress in August, 2006.
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services' first refinements to the Medicare home health prospective payment system (HH PPS) since 2000.
One of the nation's largest student athlete testing events, which promotes free sports physicals with cardiac testing to help uncover heart conditions in high school athletes, serves as a model for other communities
Philips is offering a comprehensive telehealth program to VNAA members.
Leading anesthesia service group taps GE CENTRICITY GROUP MANAGEMENT SOLUTION to help manage costs, improve workflow and accelerate the revenue cycle for one of the nation's largest anesthesia practice management companies.
Three-year contract extension assures the more than 2,500 Novation alliance members will have continued access to savings on Fujifilm's innovative Synapse® PACS.
Facility updates to Philips EasyDiagnost Eleva fluoroscopic X-ray system.
UK effort to focus on patient safety, patient experience, clinical outcomes and resource efficiency across radiology services in five radiology services.
Cincinnati Children's purchased 13 Aplio XG Ultrasound Systems, delivering high frequency and depth without sacrificing image quality.
A leader in radiologic education launches ACR Campus, an online education center.
Medical imaging was a topic of interest.
Legislative update from ACR News.
Leading experts from teaching hospitals and universities to address Society of Nuclear Medicine, June 2-6, in Washington, D.C.
New Orleans provider receives monetary donations, software and equipment.
CMS proposal cuts resources for Medicare by $25 billion; AHA reads the fine print in proposed rule.
Featured speaker at AAMI's June conference suggests prominent role for biomedical engineers.
The American Society for Therapeutic Radiology and Oncology adds two staff members.
Visual therapy softens and warms the cold, clinical world of medical imaging - natural and artistic murals bring a sense of well-being and tranquility to patients and staff alike.
Philips, National Association for Home Care, and Fazzi Associates launch a national study on the future of technology and telehealth in home care.
Journal Cancer reports findings.
Uninsured hospital patients receive nearly the same number of radiology services as insured hospital patients; however, uninsured hospital patients receive fewer higher-value radiology services than the insured.
Minimal external incisions required.
Software lends scanners stereo imaging capability.
Medical device group raises concerns with charge compression.
Must-attend educational event for ultrasound professionals to be held at the Borgata, May 1-4, 2007; manufacturers to display their latest technologies.
IntelliMotion, a radio frequency ID tracking system, enables each facility to better manage inventory and increase utilization of capital equipment.
Large Southern California private ambulatory healthcare provider increases the number of Canon DR Systems in use.
Radiology Information System (RIS) solution will allow Lille CHRU faster diffusion and consultation of radiology, nuclear medicine and functional test data.
Imaging studies reduce invasive procedures but increase radiation exposure, ACR reports. The amount of radiation the U.S. population receives from medical imaging has risen 750 percent in the last 25 years.
American Medical News editor becomes AMA vice president.
Robert M. Kolodner, MD, to head the office at HHS.
American College of Physicians (ACP) is encouraged by National Health Information Incentive Act of 2007.
American College of Physicians leadership begins terms.
Usable layout, new search engine and features help people more easily find information and resources.
The decision about use of HRT is complex, according to researchers.
Immunologist and AIDS researcher receives 2007 George M. Kober Medal.
Facilities certified by Joint Commission to be included.
MRI and near-infrared optics may improve diagnosis.
Medical Device Manufacturers Association gathers May 17-18 in Washington, D.C.
The Remote CardiacIT Administrator Solution improves server uptime and conducts a number of routine maintenance tests.
Accolades for products related to Activa® Deep Brain Stimulation Therapy and ear, nose and throat surgery.
Confidentiality and privacy of personal health information is critical to acceptance of National Health Information Network.
Goal is safe, effective medical devices approved in timely manner.