Since the introduction of commercially available 3D printers, the technology has been largely celebrated for its adoption by makerspaces, as an introductory method of teaching computing to children or as a novelty gift for gadget lovers.
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Matt Skoufalos
A Radiology Manager’s Wish List
At the end of every fiscal year, imaging centers and health systems start making difficult choices about capital planning and budgeting for the future.
OEM: A Service Partner
Amid the vertical integration of parts, sales, and service providers, and greater consolidation in the hospital space, both ends of the customer relationship have tightened in the past decade-plus.
The World of Breast Cancer Screening
Mammography is the oldest and most widely available imaging modality for breast cancer detection
In Pursuit of Value: Hybrid Service Contracts Blend In-House, ISO and OEM Skill Sets
Hybridized versions of support agreements that blend responsibilities among the OEMs, ISOs and in-house teams have emerged.
XR-29: Updates & Struggles
Developed to mitigate the number and severity of accidents in the course of receiving a CT scan, XR-29 took effect in 2016.
The Long View: Connectivity Expands Imaging System Functionality
Once leveraged, the value of big data to uptime, efficiency and overall equipment life becomes something close to indispensable.
Going ISO: What’s Connecting the Dots for Greater Certifications in the Secondary Market?
Today, more ISOs are pursuing independent certification that describes and validates their processes as reliable, reproducible and vetted by accrediting agencies.
Finding an In-House Imaging Service Pro
A skilled service professional can be a godsend to anyone tasked with the management and upkeep of medical imaging equipment
Designing the Imaging Rooms of Tomorrow
We look at how the evolution of diagnostic imaging has changed the blueprint of health care facilities.
