Addressing to what Dr Sona said in her article on Challenges in teleradiology in India, Dr Arjun Kalyanpur, MD, CEO and Chief Radiologist, Teleradiology Solutions, Bangalore shares his insights on quality in teleradiology reporting. To know more, do read.
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Dr Arjun Kalyanpur,Chief Radiologist & CEO,Teleradiology Solutions highlights the role of teleradiology and artificial intelligence in early detection of breast cancer which is the leading cause of death among women in India. To know more, do read.
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The healthcare industry in India is growing at a tremendous pace with increasing expenditure by public as well private players. During 2008-20, the market is expected to record a CAGR of 16.5 per cent. The total industry size is expected to touch $160 billion by 2017 and $280 billion by 2020. In other words, a healthcare investment in India today ought to be a slam dunk opportunity. To know more, do read.
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As India emerges from a second COVID wave of extreme ferocity, the overwhelming reaction has been one of disbelief. How could things have gotten so bad so quickly? Not so very long ago, all had seemed completely normal to the extent that all routine activities including sporting events, weddings, movie theatre screenings etc had been resumed.
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The word stroke, similar to the term heart attack, has a forbidding connotation in our minds. It delivers up the image of a life threatening event, with dismal consequences that include disability, paralysis or even death. Magnify this with the national statistics on stroke and the concerns can only intensify – given that stroke is one of the leading causes of death and disability in India. And that the incidence (new cases per year) and prevalence (total number of cases in the community) of stroke in India actually exceed those in developed, high-income countries. To learn more, click the below link.
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While on the subject of quality assurance and peer review, one observation I have is that interobserver variability is a real thing that critically affects the practice of radiology. Nowhere is this more impactful than in peer review and QA. While teleradiology practices have raised the bar across the radiology community given the higher degree
Teleradiology enables better physician collaboration, communication and consultation – in turn leading to better patient care. Appropriate medical treatment cannot be provided without accurate diagnosis, and teleradiology allows for an accurate diagnosis to be delivered to each and every citizen without them having to travel hundreds of miles in its quest
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In today’s competitive healthcare environment, running a diagnostic imaging center is not easy. Apart from the high equipment cost at startup, operational and ongoing financial challenges abound. A technology innovation that can assist owners of diagnostic centers in optimizing their center’s performance is teleradiology. This article lists the typical scenarios in which owners of diagnostic
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Telemedicine is the application of information technology and telecommunications networks for the purpose of medical diagnosis and therapy from remote locations. A host of recent technology innovations have made it possible for telemedicine to expand its reach across every medical speciality– its usage in radiology is called “Teleradiology.” Radiology incorporates the diverse methods used in medical science
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Teleradiology– is best defined as the process by which images are transferred to distant locations for the purpose of interpretation and diagnosis. It enables transfer of images such as CT, MRI, X-rays etc from locations with radiologist scarcity to other locations where radiologists are available for real time interpretation. This also allows the scans to
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