Technology | June 27, 2006

Philips’ JETStream Workspace took off at SNM where Philips introduced version 3.0 of its integrated, personalized workflow management solution for the nuclear medicine physicians. The upgrade reportedly streamlines workflow and enhances image display, is equipped with new image analysis tools as well as upgrades in clinical applications of cardiac, bone, renal, salivary and brain. Plus, users can customize applications through its IDL programming language.
Dedicated to workflow and efficiency, JETStream Workspace is designed to assist clinicians in processing with more speed, while maintaining diagnostic accuracy, convey results to referring physicians faster and run a practice more effectively.


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