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Saint Francis Swaps its PACS
Saint Francis Health System in Tulsa, Okla., will replace a legacy picture archiving and communication system with the Fusion PACS MX 3.0 application of Merge Healthcare, Milwaukee.
England’s I.T. Push Gets New Leaders
The Department of Health in England has its first CIO and a new leader for the National Health Services’ Connecting for Health program to implement clinical information systems across the nation.
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GE Launches New CT for Research
GE Healthcare has introduced a computed tomography scanner designed for cardiac disease and drug development researchers.
Imaging Web Site Gets More Listings
Advanced Diagnostic Group of Tampa, Fla., a chain of 10 outpatient imaging centers, has become a partner of the consumer-oriented Web site of RemakeHealth Inc., Sunnyvale, Calif.
Soft I.T. Numbers for McKesson
Profit was flat as revenue slightly increased in the first quarter of fiscal 2009 for the Technology Solutions division of McKesson Corp., San Francisco.
Syringes Use RFID Technology
A manufacturer of prefilled contrast media syringes, used for patients undergoing certain radiology procedures, is applying RFID technology on the devices to help avoid errors.
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