The very foundation of medical malpractice is shifting from the tangible mistakes clinicians make to the critical technologies they fail to implement. For decades, legal liability has centered on "errors of commission," such as a misdiagnosis or a surgical slip. Now, a new legal frontier
The decision to upgrade or replace a Picture Archiving and Communication System often marks a pivotal moment for a growing imaging center, representing a choice that will either fuel expansion or create unforeseen operational bottlenecks. For facilities poised for growth, selecting the right PACS
As a Clinical Informatics professional with a dual background in frontline medicine and computer science, Suhailin Abdul Aziz occupies a unique space, acting as a translator between the worlds of patient care and digital innovation. Her work focuses on weaving empathy and technical precision into
Walking the sprawling exhibition halls of the Radiological Society of North America’s annual meeting reveals an astonishing reality about the state of modern medicine, where a company once known exclusively for powering video games has become the silent, indispensable engine of healthcare i
What if the time clinicians spend on paperwork could be directly converted back into patient care? An Australian emergency department is testing that very question, using artificial intelligence to cut through the administrative noise and reconnect doctors and nurses with their primary mission. At
With a deep background in the manufacturing of cutting-edge medical devices for diagnostics and treatment, Faisal Zain has spent his career at the intersection of technology and patient care. He has witnessed firsthand the immense promise of innovation and the practical hurdles that often prevent
