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The landscape of the teleradiology marketplace continued to evolve in 2011, and it is likely that some of the changes that took place will to have an effect into 2012. Teleradiology trends were noted in a recent report, “Teleradiology Services 2011: Times are Changing,” compiled by KLAS. Imaging Technology News discussed the findings with Emily Crane, research director/teleradiology for KLAS.
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While determining how to best measure quality in a teleradiology operation is more of an art, rather than a science, I want to propose the following equation: TQ = fn (CV + QA% + TAT + QoS). In this equation, teleradiology quality is a function of the credentials of the reader (CV), the miss rate (QA%), the turnaround time for studies (TAT) and the overall quality of service (QoS) delivered.
October 06, 2011 December 17, 2008 – Teleradiology provider Imaging On Call said it signed contracts with Orange Radiology Associates in Monroe, NY and Interfaith Medical Center based in Brooklyn, NY.
Imaging On Call offers various packages, including preliminary or final reads, subspecialty reads, vacation coverage, post processing and interpretation for coronary CTA and breast MRI.
December 16, 2008 Imaging On Call, a U.S.-based, Joint Commission accredited, full service teleradiology provides service packages that are flexible, including preliminary or final reads, subspecialty reads, vacation coverage, post processing and interpretation for Coronary CTA, interpretation for Breast MRI and stroke protocol.
October 29, 2008 June 11, 2008 - Imaging On Call LLC, a teleradiology provider has acquired NightVision Radiology Inc.
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June 10, 2008 June 5, 2008 - Imaging On Call (IOC) acquired NightVision Radiology of Mayfield Heights, OH, allowing IOC to expand its ...
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