Carestream Health

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Carestream Health’s SuperPACS Architecture 
Carestream Health (Booth 8342) is unveiling its new SuperPACS Architecture that will allow healthcare IT staffs to connect disparate PACS at multiple sites throughout a healthcare system.
 
Shown as a works in progress, the architecture will communicate with existing PACS from multiple vendors to help create an efficient enterprise-wide PACS that will: offer a unified, common worklist; use existing PACS; apply customer-defined rules to route specific types of exams to preferred radiologists for that specialty; and improve radiologist productivity through a single desktop with one user interface and one set of clinical application tools.

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