Carestream's Latest Vue RIS Platform Addresses Worldwide Needs

CarestreamCarestream's latest version of Vue RIS offers important enhancements that can enhance workflow and address specific needs of healthcare providers around the world. The latest version of Vue RIS with these capabilities, which will be demonstrated at the 2015 European Society of Radiology (ECR), is available worldwide now. Current users of Vue RIS can purchase an upgrade to the latest version when it becomes available.

Vue RIS now offers clinical document exchange, which is an important tool for healthcare providers across the globe. With the press of a button, a patient's clinical history can be brought into the RIS and sent or received via secure email. This allows referring physicians to view a complete patient clinical history in conjunction with imaging studies and this clinical summary can also be shared with other healthcare providers. Providing a more holistic view of the patient can lead to enhanced treatment decisions.

The latest RIS includes advanced functionality required by specific countries and regions, including a digital signature and a mammography double-blind reading workflow that manages all patient communications. The scheduling module used for screening programmes can schedule thousands of exams simultaneously according to specific instructions, such as "all women in the system between the ages of 40 and 60 who have not had a screening exam in the last 12 months." The RIS will schedule the exam and send each patient an email or a letter. If a patient does not approve the appointment date or time, they can use Carestream's MyVue patient portal to change their appointment date.

Streamlined sharing of patient information and other new features are greatly expedited through tighter integration between the RIS and Carestream's Vue product family including the MyVue patient portal, Vue Beyond dashboard, Vue Reporting and Vue Motion zero-footprint image viewer.

Additional new features include:

  • Multi-resource scheduling equips users to schedule and manage exam rooms, physicians and equipment in a single action
  • Inventory module and consumables tracking
  • Scheduled management reports
  • Link to exams at the technologist level
  • Patient notes system and secure messaging between the patient and the doctor and
  • Integration with InfoButton, which provides users with links to medical information repositories

As part of Carestream's "Knowing Matters" strategy, Carestream's Vue portfolio of healthcare IT solutions is designed to offer greater value and insight for clinicians, foster collaboration, control costs and streamline dataflow. The company's Vue solutions amplify the clinical, business and IT value of radiology services.

To view information about Carestream products being demonstrated at ECR or to make a booth appointment, please visit www.carestream.com/ecr.

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Carestream is a worldwide provider of dental and medical imaging systems and IT solutions; X-ray imaging systems for non-destructive testing; and advanced materials for the precision films and electronics markets - all backed by a global service and support network.

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