PACS
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What is PACS?
PACS (Picture Archiving and Communication System) is a medical imaging technology used to electronically store, retrieve, distribute and present images. It replaces hard-copy films with digital storage, allowing healthcare professionals to access images from different locations and facilitating efficient image management and reporting.
What other technologies are related to PACS?
PACS Competitor Technologies
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PACS Complementary Technologies
RIS
Radiology Information Systems (RIS) manage radiology workflow and patient data, integrating with PACS for image management.
HIS
Hospital Information Systems (HIS) manage overall hospital operations and patient data, sharing information with PACS to provide a comprehensive view of patient records.
DICOM
DICOM (Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine) is the standard protocol for image communication and storage, essential for PACS functionality.
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Which job functions commonly mention PACS?
Radiologist
9.8% of all Radiologist jobs mention PACS
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Healthcare Services
0.3% of all Healthcare Services jobs mention PACS
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Customer Engineer
0.1% of all Customer Engineer jobs mention PACS
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Laboratory Services
0.1% of all Laboratory Services jobs mention PACS
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Administrator
1234 Administrator jobs mention PACS
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Which organizations are mentioning PACS?
US Department of Veterans Affairs
Other Services (except Public Administration)
Somerset NHS Foundation Trust
Health Care and Social Assistance
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