Where radiologists speak about their technology experiences

AGFARadioTalk is a new web based live broadcasting program that invites Radiologists from across the globe to share their views about how to best implement technology into their individual workflows. The program is provided through Agfa HealthCare and is open to all Radiologists, related clinicians and medical staff. An extended Q&A capability will be available for immediate live discussion.

The sessions are held as live events at two different times in one day - in order to allow various time zones to benefit and to provide a dynamic real-time Questions & Answers period. Participants can view the session through Webex and listen via a separate conference phone line (for better quality). The agenda is composed of a 25 minute presentation by a guest Radiologist followed by a short presentation by the host Agfa HealthCare. Then the forum will be opened to an interactive Q&A

The True Meaning of Integrated Workflow
The first session will broadcast on June 26 and will include a presentation by Dr Jan Schillebeeckx, who, as Chairman, led Imelda Hospital in Bonheiden through a series of IT efficiency improvements that translated in a yearly 10% efficiency improvement over the past 5 years.

His topics will include :

  • What does integrated Workflow mean?
  • The minimum integrated solution - beyond PACS, RIS , HIS
  • The Workflow follows the Patient
  • The worklist, the dashboard to start your day
  • Data and Image info at a glance, an effective combination
  • How do processing tools help in your workflow?
  • Results distribution & clinical collaboration
  • Integrated meeting preparation (Rounds) & execution

The session will be held twice live on June 26 Simply register beforehand by clicking on your preferred session.

  • Session 1: 8 am US Eastern Standard Time (Boston)/2pm Central European Time (Brussels)
  • Session 2: 1 pm US Eastern Standard Time (Boston)/7pm Central European Time (Brussels)

For further information, please visit:
AGFA Radio Talk - Where radiologists speak about their technology experiences

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