Implementation aspects of image management, archiving, and communication systems in routine clinical use

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Abstract

Implementation of a digital imaging network in routine clinical use is a difficult task. Not only the high technical requirements, but especially the complexity of the organization of the diagnostic information flow in a hospital makes commitment essential in PACS implementation. The application of project management with a dedicated project team is a good approach to establish this complex endeavor. The different phases of a project for implementation are initiative, definition, design, preparation, realization, and evaluation and are exemplified by what we learned from the Dutch PACS project. © 1989 Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers.

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ter Haar Romeny, B. M. (1991). Implementation aspects of image management, archiving, and communication systems in routine clinical use. Journal of Digital Imaging, 4(1 Supplement), 54–61. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03168153

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