Overview:
Radiology Information Systems refer to software solutions that store and manage radiology and imaging data such as billing, payments, imaging reports, and patient appointment and scheduling for physicians, hospitals and healthcare facilities. Radiology information systems comprise a segment of the medical practice management systems market and complements hospital information systems. Incorporation of radiology information systems in clinical settings safeguard administrative integrity, security and swift data processing, and remote and multi-site access. Radiology information systems also allow imaging process workflow and peer review for efficient diagnosis and treatment in cases of high-risk chronic diseases.
Rising prevalence of cancer and other chronic diseases that demand radiology based diagnosis and monitoring, consolidation of healthcare providers and technological innovation are the key factors that allow the growth of radiology information systems. Government mandates for maintenance of electronic healthcare records is another key driver of this market. Moreover, data management through cloud-based and web-based solutions easily address the need of remote patient assistance and information management of multiple patients. Effective implementation of radiology information systems also claims to control administration and labor costs for hospitals in the long run.
The global radiology information systems market is segmented on the following bases:
1. Mode of Deployment
a. On-Premise
b. Web/Cloud-Based
2. Products
a. Integrated RIS
b. Standalone RIS
3. End-Users
a. Hospitals
b. Emergency Healthcare Services
c. Office Based Physicians
4. Geography
a. North America
i. US
ii. Canada
b. Europe
i. UK
ii. Germany
iii. Rest of Europe
c. Asia-Pacific
i. Japan
ii. China
iii. Rest of APAC
d. Latin America
e. Middle East and Africa
Key players identified for radiology information systems market include but are not limited to:
Allscripts Healthcare Solutions, Carestream Health, Epic Systems Corporation, GE Healthcare, McKesson Corporation, Merge Healthcare, Siemens Healthcare and several others
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