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Diagnosis From a Distance

Overview About two years ago, some of Inland Imaging's largest referring physician groups requested that images of diagnostic quality with attached reports be available anywhere, anytime. "They were tired of waiting for us to deliver films," explained Jon Copeland, CIO at Inland Imaging. "The distribution system was a nightmare. It made a lot of sense to distribute electronically via a browser." Inland Imaging is now using the IDX Imaging Suite to transfer digital, real-time, diagnostic-quality images to PCs across the enterprise.

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Publisher	Hewlett Packard	File Format	HTML
Date Published	May 2004	Downloads	20
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Graphics Applications

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