Posts by date: 2023 / 11 en https://www.prod.p-fwcbrr.project.space/en/blog/archive/2023/november?type=230 Sat, 06 Jun 2026 04:48:49 +0200 For a good two years, JiveX Healthcare Content Management (HCM) has been used as the digital archive in the Barmherzige Brüder Hospital in Regensburg. However, a reduction of HCM to an archive function does not do justice to the role of the system. Ultimately, the challenge of digitization lies less in archiving than in how the data are deposited in the archive and a digital patient record and in which form the users are able to use them in everyday activities. And in this respect, its introduction was a real game changer. https://www.prod.p-fwcbrr.project.space/en/blog/jivex-hcm-at-the-barmherzige-brueder-regensburg-hospital.html Wed, 15 Nov 2023 08:34:37 +0100 https://www.prod.p-fwcbrr.project.space/en/blog/jivex-hcm-at-the-barmherzige-brueder-regensburg-hospital.html Owner-managed radiological practices in particular are confronted by a dilemma in selecting a new RIS and/or PACS: From the purely functional viewpoint, they would be happy to decide on the solution of two different providers. From the purely practical viewpoint, their personnel resources are hardly capable of working with two manufacturers. How good would it be if the manufacturers of RIS and PACS were to cooperate closely enough that one company is able to act as general contractor for both solutions? And how much better would it be if the company were a provider of market-leading solutions? The answer: It could hardly be very much better. And that's exactly why the long-lasting partnership between medavis and VISUS has had such great success – as demonstrated, for example, by the Gladbeck and Kirchhellen radiology project. https://www.prod.p-fwcbrr.project.space/en/blog/ris-pacs-from-a-single-source.html Wed, 15 Nov 2023 11:45:00 +0100 https://www.prod.p-fwcbrr.project.space/en/blog/ris-pacs-from-a-single-source.html Which opportunities and risks the actors in healthcare see in the current and planned changes depend greatly on the glasses through which they see the world: Through those of the owner of a radiological practice, those of the Head of IT of a clinic group or of a chain of practices or through those of the radiologist in a clinical establishment. That's why it's so important to listen to different voices, in order to get an impression of the overall situation and mood. And this is just what we've done for the current edition of VIEW. And even though the interviewees cited different priorities, opinions and challenges, they were all just as unanimous on one point: changes are a daily fact of life in medicine. And the key to many challenges lies in IT. https://www.prod.p-fwcbrr.project.space/en/blog/healthcare-changes-are-a-daily-fact-of-life.html Thu, 09 Nov 2023 12:41:41 +0100 https://www.prod.p-fwcbrr.project.space/en/blog/healthcare-changes-are-a-daily-fact-of-life.html Keeping up with the times does not mean chasing after every trend. This distinction is important. Since it draws the line between those companies that want to develop stable, reliable solutions for long-term partnerships and those that are only after quick profits. And their product strategy is guided by management buzzwords and potential subsidies rather than by improving the quality of medical care and unburdening the actors in healthcare – including patients. https://www.prod.p-fwcbrr.project.space/en/blog/change-has-to-be-learned.html Thu, 09 Nov 2023 12:31:39 +0100 https://www.prod.p-fwcbrr.project.space/en/blog/change-has-to-be-learned.html What exactly must happen so that good medical care can be provided offered in the future also? Will it be sufficient to modify the existing in-patient and out-patient care? Not really, thinks Prof. Dr. Dirk Sauerland, Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Society at Witten/Herdecke University. https://www.prod.p-fwcbrr.project.space/en/blog/restructuring-the-healthcare-system-rethink-rather-than-rearrange.html Wed, 08 Nov 2023 09:06:00 +0100 https://www.prod.p-fwcbrr.project.space/en/blog/restructuring-the-healthcare-system-rethink-rather-than-rearrange.html