Cybersecurity is a critical concern in healthcare, with the rising frequency of major data breaches. This brings up a vital question: Is your organization prepared to mitigate cyberattack risks? InsiteOne invites you to explore our latest thought leadership article, which delves into the cybersecurity challenges specific to healthcare. We also examine the vulnerabilities in legacy Picture Archiving and Communication Systems (PACS) and their susceptibility to cyber-attacks. This article provides actionable steps to reduce your vulnerability and protect your critical imaging data. Download our article now to learn more.
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How Technology can Help Ease Radiologist Workloads
/in Insights/by InsiteOneThe Looming Healthcare Crisis The healthcare industry is facing a significant challenge: a growing shortage of physicians and, specifically for this blog, radiologists. Although hard to pinpoint, there are several converging factors that have worsened this issue: Compounding this problem is a broader shortage of radiology staff. With fewer programs offering radiologic technology degrees and […]
Navigating the Merge Unity PACS Sunset
/in General, Insights/by InsiteOneThe Inevitable Cycle of Technological Progress In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare technology, change is an inescapable constant. As innovative solutions emerge, legacy systems inevitably reach their twilight, paving the way for more advanced alternatives. The impending sunset of Merge Unity PACS, a reliable workhorse for numerous diagnostic imaging and radiology practices, exemplifies this cyclical […]
6 Considerations Before Monetizing Imaging Data
/in Insights/by Doug RuferIntroduction Let’s face it, we live in an era where data explodes around us daily. In fact, we estimate that 328.77 million terabytes of data is generated daily. Considering radiology annually generates over 74 million CT studies and 275 million conventional radiology procedures (and that’s not counting the other modalities), a considerable amount of imaging […]