Building Radiology Practice Productivity: Growing, Scaling, Cloud-enabling

| | Radiology Business |

Houston Northwest Radiology Association and Memorial MRI and Diagnostic are two practices achieving radiologist workflow efficiency gains of 30% and 50%, respectively, since introducing cloud-based PACS. Productivity is up too, for radiologists, administrators and schedulers. Join us for an engaging webinar and live Q&A, as radiologist Dr. Muzammil Shafi and CEO Kim Tran discuss how radiology practices can become more nimble. 

 

Learn from our experts about: 

  • Why radiologists appreciate server-side rendering for instant access to PET, 3D mammo and complex datasets
  • How schedulers can book appointments in less than half the time
  • What rapid scale up for PACS means to a practice as the organization grows
  • Where better productivity and reduced system errors have benefitted IT teams

Who should watch: 

  • Chiefs of Radiology & Radiologists
  • Radiology Practice Leaders
  • Radiology and Imaging Administrators
  • CIOs, and IT Directors and Managers
  • Healthcare IT Professionals and PACS Administrators
  • Clinical Informatics and Clinical Applications Specialists

Panel: 

Dr. Muzammil Shafi

Dr. Muzammil Shafi
Neuroradiologist and Managing Partner, Houston Northwest Radiology Association

Kim Tran, CEO, Memorial MRI and Diagnostic

Kim Tran
CEO, Memorial MRI and Diagnostic

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