Press Release
ScImage and Philips Team Up to Provide Coordinated, Efficient ECG Workflow
10/21/2011
Integration Between Philips Healthcare’s PageWriter TC Cardiographs and ScImage’s PicomEnterprise PACS Simplifies Workflow and Broadens Lineup of Worklist-Enabled Cardiographs
As a result of the longstanding relationship between Philips Healthcare and ScImage, Inc., the two companies are pleased to announce a newly developed integration option between ScImage’s PicomEnterprise PACS and the Philips PageWriter TC series cardiographs. As a team, the two companies believe this interface will greatly simplify clinical ECG workflow and reduce the complexity normally associated with custom integration.
This new bi-directional interface enhances productivity and reduces transcription errors during the ECG acquisition process by transmitting modality worklist from ScImage PACS directly to PageWriter TC cardiographs. Additionally, this collaborative interface makes the resulting ECGs available throughout the enterprise by direct uploading of ECGs from Philips PageWriter TC cardiographs into the ScImage PACS.
The companies broadened their working relationship that originally saw the integration of Philips’ QLab ultrasound software integrated within the ScImage PACS.
About ScImage
Founded in 1993, ScImage, Inc. is a privately held company, headquartered in Los Altos, California. ScImage is a global leader in the development of advanced medical imaging and workflow solutions for radiology, cardiology, orthopedics, obstetrics and electronic medical record content management. As a true enterprise PACS company, ScImage's mission is to provide a shared infrastructure solution for all imaging intensive departments throughout the healthcare enterprise. At the center of ScImage's technology is PICOM, a web service technology that works independent of data types, modalities and departments to seamlessly deliver multi-modality image and information management, multi-PACS archiving, Cloud PACS services, offsite disaster recovery and telemedicine functionality.



