Dr. Nick van Terheyden

PACS/VNA
The Case for Deconstructed PACS: Proprietary PACS, basic VNAs will be extinct
The concept of "deconstructed PACS" has generated much interest and controversy, but does that model make the most sense for healthcare institutions? Dr. Nick van Terheyden of Dell Healthcare and Life Sciences makes the case that proprietary PACS and even simple vendor-neutral archives (VNAs) are headed for extinction.
January 27, 2016
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