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St. Luke's University Health Network, a 16-hospital academic system in eastern Pennsylvania and western New Jersey, outgrew its legacy PACS due to chronic downtime, mammography data-transfer bottlenecks, and a sprawl of fragmented third-party systems. In this webinar, St. Luke's radiology, IT, and clinical leaders walk through their move to Sectra's cloud-based, SaaS enterprise imaging platform, that now unifies radiology, cardiology, ophthalmology, GI, women’s imaging and radiation oncology within one vendor-neutral archive.
In the video interviews and while answering audience questions, the team shares frank advice on: RFP evaluation, data migration strategy, workforce training, reducing exam backlogs and IT governance. Plus they dig into the measurable gains they've seen in uptime, remote reading, AI readiness and physician recruitment advantages. This is a must-watch for healthcare leaders evaluating a cloud migration for enterprise imaging.
From this session, attendees will be able to:
- Evaluate vendor-neutral, cloud-based enterprise imaging platforms using a structured RFP and head-to-head "PACS-off" process
- Identify the key limitations of legacy on-prem PACS, from uptime risk to data-transfer bottlenecks and third-party system sprawl
- Plan a multi-phase data and staff migration, including data cleanup, historical data thresholds, and realistic go-live timelines
- Apply change management and training practices that minimize productivity loss during a system-wide workflow transition
- Assess the operational case for expanding enterprise imaging beyond radiology into cardiology, ophthalmology, GI, and many other specialties
- Recognize how a SaaS imaging model supports cybersecurity, IT governance, and AI readiness at scale
Who should listen in:
- Chiefs of Radiology and Radiologists
- Hospital and Imaging Center Leadership
- VPs of Radiology and Imaging
- Radiology and Imaging Administrators, Directors and Managers
- CIOs and CMIOs
- COOs
- IT leaders, including infrastructure, business management, operations and enterprise and application architects
Expert Panel:
 Robert Fournier, MD |  Christine Ramirez, MD |  Chad Brisendine |
 Raja Gali |  Matt Woodruff |  Michael Gianferrara |