Indian hospital selects NovaRad RIS, PACS
Sri Ramachandra Medical Centre, a Harvard Medical International associated-institution in Chennai, India, has selected NovaRad’s NovaRIS and NovaPACS.
The hospital is migrating from its existing paper and film environment to PACS. NovaRad’s onsite training, web-based training and tips-training through the NovaNews monthly newsletter will facilitate the transition to the new systems for radiologists and front office staff, according to the American Fork, Utah-based company.
NovaRad said its PACS offers image retrieval, full-feature viewer with intuitive interface, and seven-year, on-site archive with off-site emergency backup. The company said its web-based, open standards RIS generates reports, analyzes exams, measures profitability and facilitates paperless management of patient records.
NovaRIS is a web-based, open-standards RIS that generates reports, analyzes exams, measures profitability and facilitates paperless management of patient records. The system was developed on the same platform as NovaPACS, according to the company.
The hospital is migrating from its existing paper and film environment to PACS. NovaRad’s onsite training, web-based training and tips-training through the NovaNews monthly newsletter will facilitate the transition to the new systems for radiologists and front office staff, according to the American Fork, Utah-based company.
NovaRad said its PACS offers image retrieval, full-feature viewer with intuitive interface, and seven-year, on-site archive with off-site emergency backup. The company said its web-based, open standards RIS generates reports, analyzes exams, measures profitability and facilitates paperless management of patient records.
NovaRIS is a web-based, open-standards RIS that generates reports, analyzes exams, measures profitability and facilitates paperless management of patient records. The system was developed on the same platform as NovaPACS, according to the company.