RadDream PACS

Picture Archiving and
Communication System

Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS), is a medical imaging technology used for storing, retrieving, presenting and sharing images produced by various medical hardware modalities, such as X-ray, CT scan, MRI and ultrasound machines. PACS is widely used in Radiology Departments in hospitals, Diagnostic Centres and Health Systems. In addition to sharing images within hospitals and health systems, a PACS can integrate with external health systems too.

Medical imaging has a standard format called "Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine" (DICOM). DICOM is a protocol that enables the sharing of images and other medical information. DICOM enables PACS technologies, Radiology Information Systems (RIS) to connect with and transfer health data to other healthcare system.

PACS Architecture
RadDream PACS - Key Features

The key features of RadDream PACS are

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Salient Features

  • Multi-modality
  • Multi-Site connectivity
  • Ability to edit patient/study information
  • Ability to merge patient records
  • DICOM send, import, print, archive & burn
  • CD/media
  • DICOM Receive, Query/Retrieve, Storage
  • Commit, Global Modality Work List
  • DICOM Receiver
  • MWL Service
  • MPPS Service
  • ORM / OBX listener
  • PACS Broker

Advanced Features

The radiology specialty is one field of medicine with a very particular interest in PACS software. A radiology PACS is frequently deployed alongside a RIS. A RIS is used to schedule patient appointments and record a patient’s radiology history, where a PACS focuses more on image storage and retrieval. It is not only radiologists who need to be convinced of PACS’s utility and cost-effectiveness, but also referring physicians and hospital administrators.

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  • Store all images to centralised server
  • Simultaneous access from multiple viewing stations
  • Studies / reports viewed by physicians
  • All standard DICOM viewing tools
  • Derive & export old series to new
  • Hanging Protocols
  • HL7 and DICOM Modality Work list
  • Integrates with HIS / RIS
  • Scalable:Multi location and Multiple modality
  • Cloud based PACS
  • Fastest lossless image transfer
  • Access through mobile
  • Zero footprint web viewer
  • Consistent Image quality
  • Customizable User views
  • Active Collaboration features
  • Advanced processing tools

Benefits of RadDream PACS

Hard copy replacement: PACS replaces hard-copy based means of managing medical images, such as film archives. With the decreasing price of digital storage, they provide a growing cost and space advantage over film archives in addition to the instant access to prior images at the same institution. Digital copies are referred to as soft-copy.

Remote access: It expands on the possibilities of conventional systems by providing capabilities of off-site viewing and reporting (distance education, tele diagnosis). It enables practitioners in different physical locations to access the same information simultaneously for tele radiology.

Electronic image integration platform: It provides the electronic platform for radiology images interfacing with other medical automation systems such as Hospital Information System (HIS), Electronic Medical Record (EMR), Practice Management Software, Radiology Information System (RIS), among others.

Why RadDream PACS

Benefits to the Radiologist

  • Improved access to past and current patient records
  • File integrity and speed of retrieval
  • Better diagnosis Benefits to the Referring Physician
  • Better patient management/earlier intervention
  • Better patient outcome
  • Reduced length of stay
  • Reduced legal costs due to maladministration on loss of films, lack of patient history, etc Benefits to the Patient
  • Reduced radiation exposure from x-ray equipment
  • Shorter examination times
  • Better communication with physicians
  • Better hospital administration
  • Reduced radiation exposure as a result of less need for retakes of images
  • Reduced patient inconvenience in attending hospitals for examinations and reexaminations
  • Reduced chance of adverse reaction to contrast agents Benefits to the Hospital
  • Better training of radiology and other students through access to on-line image files and to digital teaching files
  • Greater staff retention due to improved morale.

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