Carestream Delivers Patient-Centered Collaboration across the Enterprise

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Carestream will show at SIIM (Booth #511, June 29 - July 1) its Vue Clinical Collaboration Platform (CCP), which represents next-generation enterprise clinical content management that helps medical professionals achieve higher productivity and enhanced patient care. This platform delivers comprehensive, patient-centered views of clinical images and data across departments and sites. It also supports dynamic collaboration between providers, patients, payers, administrators and IT managers—with tools and views tailored to each user’s needs.

Carestream’s CCP supports an advanced radiology diagnostic viewer and powerful multi-media reporting with images and interactive hyperlinks – the type of report preferred by 8 out of 10 physicians in a recent study. The Carestream Vue platform is vendor neutral and interoperable with existing IT ecosystems, with proven implementations worldwide that streamline workflow and support clinical excellence.

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