McKesson nabs peerVue

McKesson has acquired peerVue, which provides radiology workflow and communications systems.

The acquisition extends McKesson’s portfolio of enterprise imaging and information management systems with workflow capabilities that address needs such as critical results management, peer review and emergency department communication for multiple disciplines, according to the Atlanta-based company.

peerVue’s QICS, or Qualitative Intelligence and Communication System, provides the functionality to engage, analyze data, alert users and facilitate workflow throughout the exam life cycle.

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