IntelliSpace PACS Anywhere enhances the IntelliSpace PACS product portfolio by providing the ability for clinicians and administrators to access patient information, images and diagnostic reports via a zero footprint, platform independent application. IntelliSpace PACS Anywhere allow users the ability to review patient exams, images and diagnostic reports on any desktop, laptop or mobile tablet which supports HTML5 compliant browsers (e.g., Chrome, Safari, MS Internet Explorer v10). It enables users to:• Search for, discover, and display patient images, relevant exam information, prior exams, and diagnostic reports• Access the Canvas Page via the EMR with one authentication (via login to the EMR) for quick and easy access to exam images and reports• Utilize Philips patented iSyntax compression for fast, high quality performance when accessing patient information and navigating through studies. Customer IT managers and administrators can offer enterprise access to a large number of concurrent mobile users without needing complex hardware.• Facilitate communication and collaboration between Radiologists and clinicians via email messages with embedded exam and report links• Manage Critical Findings through integration with the IntelliSpace PACS Workflow Layer• Integrate an audit trail with IntelliSpace PACS• View images and videos imported from the IntelliSpace VL Capture iOS app, and images imported from the IntelliSpace VL Capture web application IntelliSpace PACS Anywhere supports multi-touch gestures on mobile devices, such as tablets. and features dynamic user interface orientation, based on whether the device is in Portrait orLandscape mode (for tablets) or the size of the window (for desktop or laptop browsers).
A freestanding, image processing device that is a component of a picture archiving and communication system (PACS) for radiology designed to be networked with a wide variety of diagnostic imaging systems [e.g., x-ray, nuclear medicine, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) or ultrasound (US), as well as a laboratory or hospital information system (HIS)]. It does not contain controls for the direct operation of a diagnostic imaging system and is designed to receive, archive, and transmit data both on-line and off-line. It is configured to provide limited or extensive capabilities to further process, manipulate and/or view patient images and information collected from diagnostic imaging systems.
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