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Complementary Technologies in Women's Imaging Having Positive Impact

Providers keeping a close eye on hurdles that hint at change within women's imaging.

2013-05-14
OREM, UT, May 14, 2013 (Press-News.org) Advanced women's imaging is taking center stage as providers are now looking at the performance of supporting technologies to ensure accurate diagnosis. That and other key insights can be found in a newly released KLAS report entitled Women's Imaging 2013: Measuring the Options.

This report also dives into the biggest obstacles facing women's imaging as told by the providers. Reimbursement, patient education, and state notification bills about breast density are some factors that healthcare providers are watching closely as they look to the future of women's imaging.

"There is a lot of energy around women's imaging and how different technologies are coming together to improve the delivery of care," said Monique Rasband, research director at KLAS and report author. "But another side of the story will shed light on what effect the lack of reimbursement and laws such as the notification bill are having on women's imaging."

The vendors highlighted in this report include Hologic for their top performance, Siemens for improvement in their automation, GE Healthcare for their solid network of field support engineers and MRS for becoming a leader in MIS for the first time.

Other vendors highlighted in this report include Aurora, Carestream, Dilon, FUJIFILM, PenRad and MagView. To learn more about the women's imaging vendors in this study, check out the full report, Women's Imaging 2013: Measuring the Options. This report is available to healthcare providers at a significant discount. To purchase, visit www.KLASresearch.com/KLASreports.

About KLAS
KLAS is a research firm on a global mission to improve healthcare delivery by enabling providers to be heard and to be counted. Working with thousands of healthcare executives and clinicians, KLAS gathers data on software, services, medical equipment, and infrastructure systems to deliver timely reports, trends, and statistical overviews. The research directly represents the provider voice and acts as a catalyst for improving vendor performance. KLAS was founded in 1996, and KLAS' staff and advisory board members average 25 years of healthcare information technology experience. For more information, go to www.KLASresearch.com, email marketing@KLASresearch.com, or call 1-800-920-4109 to speak with a KLAS representative. Follow KLAS on Twitter https://twitter.com/klasresearch


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[Press-News.org] Complementary Technologies in Women's Imaging Having Positive Impact
Providers keeping a close eye on hurdles that hint at change within women's imaging.