Advance Imaging Without Barriers with Enterprise Imaging Innovations

At UKIO in Liverpool, AGFA HealthCare will demonstrate how it delivers on promises of ‘next-generation radiology’ with innovations to enable imaging without barriers, empowering health systems to pioneer, and then navigate the complex and dynamic landscape of modern service delivery.

 
Let us demonstrate “Imaging Without Barriers” in Liverpool from 10.06 to 12.06.2024 at the AGFA HealthCare booth B23. Please reach out to book a booth discussion or demonstration.
 

Join AGFA HealthCare at UKIO 2024 
10th - 12th June 2024, ACC Liverpool 

Request an appointment or demo using the form at the bottom of this page.

UKIO Announcement is published in the News section.

Clinical innovations which empower Radiologists and connect Health Systems 

Shared Reading Workflow: This solution empowers radiologists to be more collaborative and consultative by balancing their workloads, synchronizing their task lists, and optimizing their time management with intelligent distribution of diagnostic reporting tasks across the hospital network, across independent Enterprise Imaging clusters.

RUBEE^® Orchestrator: This transformative solution intelligently orchestrates tasks, helping radiologists to stay in the flow of their daily working routines - regardless of location - and unleash remote resources across regional and district borders.

Streaming Client* : With this web-based technology, AGFA HealthCare’s Enterprise Imaging makes images available near real-time, wherever they are needed. Radiologists break free from geographical constraints, and all members of the care team are empowered to collaborate seamlessly.

*available on regional-basis

RUBEE^® AI packages: AGFA HealthCare’s growing portfolio of AI packages demonstrates the power of embedding AI into Enterprise Imaging workflows. Discover how our customers are leveraging these innovations in their daily practice - and becoming more productive.   

Enterprise Imaging Cloud: These customizable services seamlessly close the image management infrastructure gap, delivering a solution that is secure, scalable, and accessible; easy to maintain and use; at a predictable cost. 

Enterprise Imaging Lesion Tracking: Enables structured analytics for radiologists and oncologists, making it fast and easy to track and report on lesions - all from a single workstation. 

Enterprise Imaging for Pathology*: Built for pathologists by pathologists, and powered by Corista DP3^®, this solution brings pathologists into the Enterprise Imaging ecosystem - whilst enabling them to work comfortably in their familiar flow.

*available on regional-basis

Discover how Enterprise Imaging supports leading European and Global Health Systems across specialties, sites, geographies and time zones.  

Let us demonstrate “That’s life in flow” in Liverpool!

Join our Education on the Stand CPD sessions at UKIO - Book your place using the form below.

Monday 10:30 to 10:50: Image access and Workflow Sharing in UK Imaging Networks - Paige Miller, Clinical Solutions Consultant

Imaging Networks and collaborative working is helping UK radiology become more agile. The ability to securely index and share radiology studies beyond the conventional organisational boundaries is becoming increasingly important.  This demonstration will use a live system to highlight potential benefits, to ensure available expertise across a network can be accessed, and that image sharing can improve quality of patient care and clinical outcomes.  

Monday 15:10 to 15:30: Image streaming technology, Radiology Productivity and Data Security - Lee Storey, Support and Managed Services Manager

This session will give an overview of new technologies, and how they can improve efficiency in radiology.  We will discuss image-streaming in radiology, and the importance of balancing increasing access to images with appropriate security and governance, also introducing the learner to some of the measures needed to protect patient data.

Tuesday 11:10 to 11:30: Peer Learning Tool to support clinical reporters, Radiology Education and Learning Meetings and the Candour process - Dr Nicholas Spencer, Radiologist & Chief Clinical Information Officer

Peer to peer support and supervision are key to ongoing learning, and continuous quality improvement, leading to better outcomes for patients. This introduction to a PACS embedded peer-learning methodology will provide examples of how to use this approach to supporting new reporters, manage Radiology Education and Learning, as well as manage Duty of Candour. 

Join us for the industry led session: Digital solutions in radiology practice - case studies

Tuesday 16:45 to 17:45: Cancer care pathways and the impact of AI - multi-centre case study - Dr Anjum Ahmed, Chief Medical Officer

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