Reason #1: Their Images Are Huge
Topics: medical imaging storage, Sharing, access, mobility of medical imaging, Cloud Storage
Ever since the case of Smith v. Grant, sharing medical images in the courtroom has been an accepted tool in the arsenal of litigation attorneys. But understanding exactly how to use medical images, ensuring that you have them when you need them, and optimizing their presentation, can be the difference between winning and losing at trial.
Topics: medical imaging storage, Sharing, access, mobility of medical imaging, Legal, Cloud Storage
Medical imaging is playing an increasingly important role in the clinical development of new treatments. However, capturing, sharing, and using medical images in these trials can yield a confusing array of choices. What is needed is a simple and inexpensive way to consolidate images and make these available across institutions to enable a consistent and complete view of the imaging results.
Topics: medical imaging storage, Cloud Storage
Healthcare professionals around the world are realizing that Cloud access is making it easier for them to share and access medical images while away from their office or while they are mobile, giving them more flexibility. Sharing medical images for second opinion, with other experts and even patients is an increasingly important aspect of patient care. Utilizing the cloud to enable sharing allows us to control access to these images without exposing them or violating the privacy of a patient.
Topics: cloud backup, medical imaging storage, Australia, Legal, Cloud Storage, Local Storage
The truth is that many radiologists use hard drives, desktop viewing stations, and their local PACS to store medical images. However, storing your patients’ medical records and images in any location other than the Cloud is asking for trouble.
Topics: data backup, medical imaging storage
