GE HealthCare Launches Remote Access Platform for Medical Imaging Data
The web-based system allows clinicians to access and process imaging software from any location without installing local software.
The web-based system allows clinicians to access and process imaging software from any location without installing local software.
Direct integration with the operating system is designed to give health systems a single environment for managing regulatory-cleared AI tools within existing imaging workflows.
The group will focus on reimbursement, CPT code development, and economic strategy for imaging AI technologies.
The web-based system allows clinicians to access and process imaging software from any location without installing local software.
Newly cleared technologies aim to improve image quality, streamline workflows, and support a range of clinical applications across nuclear medicine.
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FDA Center for Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH) director Jeff Shuren, who started in 1998 and became director in 2009, announced his retirement. Michelle Tarver, PhD, MD, will serve as interim director. Shuren will assist in finding his replacement and remain as center director emeritus.