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Take Control of your Image Data

Take Control of your Image Data. Jonathan Shoemaker Senior Consultant Ascendian Healthcare Consulting. Course Presenter Bio Overview. 18 years experience Clinical / Technical Background

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Take Control of your Image Data

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  1. Take Control of your Image Data Jonathan Shoemaker Senior Consultant Ascendian Healthcare Consulting

  2. Course Presenter Bio Overview • 18 years experience • Clinical / Technical Background • Solutions Engineer, 3rd Party PACS Integration Engineer, HL7 Integration Engineer, Database Configuration Architect, Workflow specialist, Manager Radiology Informatics, PACS Administrator, Radiology Technologist • Experience in large, complex installations as well as small single facility imaging centers. • Published many articles (Executive Insight Magazine, HIMSS, Advance for Imaging)

  3. Lesson One Taking Control of Your Image Data

  4. Current Environments • Silos • Non Interfaced systems • Non Standard Deployment • Non Adherence to IT Standards • Dirty Data • Non Redundant storage • Multiple applications • Zero Interoperability • No Direction/Vision

  5. Business Verticals involved with a VNA

  6. Current vs Future PACS Data Growth **Client Storage Calculations

  7. VNA Requirements • Ability to utilize current and future architecture • Ability to intelligently integrate into information systems • Ability to apply ILM to data objects • Ability to reduce image migrations • Ability to Manage DICOM and Non DICOM • Ability to provide or work with 3rd party univiewer • Ability to provide facility with migration tools • Ability to securely segment data for clinical and non clinical use.

  8. VNA Restraints • At the mercy of the Clinical Archiving System to follow Standards and Standard file formats. • Require the Clinical archiving system to provide adequate file header information for proper file aggregation and dissemination • Proprietary fields in DICOM Header • Proprietary Data Types • Clinical Archiving Systems non adherence to Standards.

  9. Defining your need • What is your Strategic Roadmap? • What is your Storage Roadmap? • What are your Clinical Dependencies? • How should your enterprise obtain Object Access? • What is your plan for HIE, RHO? • What is your plan for ACO? • What are your legacy dependencies? • What is your need now and in the next 10 years?

  10. Meaningful Use - Dissemination • VNA Manages dissemination of images to other repositories. • Remains record keeper for longevity of the object. • If Univiewer is utilized, Images are streamed from archive to client. • Maintains security accounting and audit, where as if a DICOM push is used there is no record of how the receiving system manages the data. • Deliver all content in consistent clinically relevant manner.

  11. Questions Take Control of your Image data with a VNA Jon Shoemaker Senior Consultant, Ascendian Healthcare Consulting jshoemaker@ascendian.com

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