Technology | October 01, 2008

INFINITT North America has developed a Tele-RIS module that enables radiology reading services to provide advanced hosting capabilities to their referring customers.
The INFINITT TeleRIS module was developed to meet the needs of a large radiology reading service in Texas where fellowship-trained radiologists read images from 23 different imaging facilities. The service had previously needed to log in to a separate system for each facility, but now archives the images, orders, technologist notes and patient information so that all are accessible from a single workstation/viewer.


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