Imaging 360 Remote
At a glance
It’s challenging to do more with less, especially when managing such complex and critical aspects of the radiology department.
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Connected staff
Extend expertise anywhere it’s needed, from onboarding to ongoing.
Drive efficiency
Make the most of the resources you have
Empower staff
Build staff competence and confidence
Improve exam workflows
Connect with an expert whenever it’s needed
One holistic view
Why the 360 view matters
Imaging 360 consists of three components: Imaging 360 operations, Imaging 360 protocols, and Imaging 360 remote. Together they enable you to streamline operations, drive consistency, and empower staff for optimized productivity through collaboration and scan assistance.
Imaging 360
Imaging 360 Protocols
Imaging 360 Operations
Disclaimers
Offerings may not be commercially available in all countries. Please reach out to your local sales representative for more information.
*Protocol Management functionality is unique to GE HealthCare, and capabilities vary based on HW/SW level for compatible devices only.
**MR remote scan initiation is not available on all GE HealthCare MR models or in all regions. Please contact your GE HealthCare representative for more information on product compatibility and availability.
***Imaging 360 remote is enabled either by GE HealthCare’s Digital Expert Access or nCommand™ Lite by IONIC Health pending the best solution for your imaging fleet.
References
- Q: “What do you believe the main challenges in your department will be in the next 1-3 years?” N = 1151; GE HelathCare Data and Market Research JB19471XX
- Lacson, Ronilda,et al. “Closing the Loop on Unscheduled Diagnostic Imaging Orders: A Systems-Based Approach.” Journal of the American College of Radiology 18, no. 1 (2021): 60–67. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jacr.2020.09.031.
- PANNER, MORRIS. “Minding the Gap: Strategies to Address the Growing Radiology Shortage.” Imaging Technology News, July 13, 2023. https://www.itnonline.com/article/minding-gap-strategies-address-growing-radiology-shortage.