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Issues surrounding PACS archiving to external, third-party DICOM archives.

Abstract

In larger health care imaging institutions, it is becoming increasingly obvious that separate image archives for every department are not cost effective or scalable. The solution is to have each department's picture archiving communication system (PACS) have only a local cache, and archive to an enterprise archive that drives a universal clinical viewer. It sounds simple, but how many PACS can truly work with a third-party Integration of the Health Care Enterprise Compliant Image Archive? The answer is somewhat disappointing.

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Year: 2008 PMID： 18449605 PMCID： PMC3043671 DOI： 10.1007/s10278-008-9125-0

Source DB: PubMed Journal: J Digit Imaging ISSN： 0897-1889 Impact factor: 4.056

6 in total

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Authors: Ying-Chen Fang; Ming-Chin Yang; Ya-Seng Hsueh
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Authors: M L Richardson
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6. Integration of DICOM images into an electronic medical record using thin viewing clients.

Authors: B K Stewart; S G Langer
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6 in total

1. PACS bypass: a semi-automated routing solution to enable filmless operations when PACS fails.

Authors: Steve G Langer; Chris P Wood; Naveen S Murthy; Todd L French; Mike Rubin
Journal: J Digit Imaging Date: 2012-08 Impact factor: 4.056

2. An automated DICOM database capable of arbitrary data mining (including radiation dose indicators) for quality monitoring.

Authors: Shanshan Wang; William Pavlicek; Catherine C Roberts; Steve G Langer; Muhong Zhang; Mengqi Hu; Richard L Morin; Beth A Schueler; Clinton V Wellnitz; Teresa Wu
Journal: J Digit Imaging Date: 2011-04 Impact factor: 4.056

Issues surrounding PACS archiving to external, third-party DICOM archives.

1. Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise: a primer. Part 1. Introduction.

2. Integrating knowledge resources at the point of care: opportunities for librarians.

3. Picture archiving and communication system--part 2 cost-benefit considerations for picture archiving and communication system.

4. Financial assessment of a picture archiving and communication system implemented all at once.

5. MINDscape and PubMed: Web sites that can change the way we work.

6. Integration of DICOM images into an electronic medical record using thin viewing clients.

1. PACS bypass: a semi-automated routing solution to enable filmless operations when PACS fails.

2. An automated DICOM database capable of arbitrary data mining (including radiation dose indicators) for quality monitoring.

3. Empirical investigation of radiologists' priorities for PACS selection: an analytical hierarchy process approach.

4. Challenges for data storage in medical imaging research.

5. PACS administrators' and radiologists' perspective on the importance of features for PACS selection.

6. A web-based institutional DICOM distribution system with the integration of the Clinical Trial Processor (CTP).