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What Is a Radiology Information System? A radiology information system (RIS) is a networked database system that the radiology department uses to monitor patient data and the large number of medical image files ordinarily generated during the course of diagnosis and treatment. It is a special kind of electronic health

As a radiologist or healthcare professional of the hospital, you may have come across many jargons which may have never been heard by anyone outside the healthcare community. Two most common words which are used by physicians and radiologists are RIS and PACS. Here, PACS’s full form is picture archiving

According to the latest report, the global IoT in healthcare market is projected to grow at a rate of 19.8% from $60.83 bn in 2019 to $260.75 bn in 2027. But before the emergence of IoT, patients’ conversations with physicians were limited to in-person visits and other modes of communication,

Going to a hospital is often the first thing on our mind when we are unwell. However, a lot more people in India visit smaller healthcare facilities than hospitals for treatment every day. These smaller healthcare centres include both public and private clinics. The clinics include small private consultation establishments,

A major shift has happened in the healthcare landscape ever since the COVID-19 pandemic has arrived in the world. The most noteworthy is the inclination of healthcare facilities and hospitals towards covid management systems. Besides this, the greater push to upskill or reskill the workforce to prepare them for tomorrow’s

The management of patients throughout a hospital or clinic is known as patient flow management. It incorporates the medical care team and systems required at every step, from admission to the discharge time, without compromising quality and patient/healthcare provider satisfaction level. Every day patients visit hospitals, but if there is