PIA provides vital backstopping to existing in-house post-processing capabilities, that ensure continued quality service and improved workflow.
We provide coverage for days or weeks when your facility is short-staffed, or expertise for cases where you may not have the onsite software or experienced personnel needed to process specific cases.
Yes, PIA offers a quality educational training program from expert staff members who have over 20 years of experience in CMR and CCTA. Your staff will gain practical education around CMR and CCTA criteria and measurement which will include a performance assessment and feedback. Upon completion, your technologist will have a comprehensive understanding of image acquisition and the basic cardiovascular capabilities of their MR and CT system. As a result of this expert training, our clients see up to an increase of 3x in scanner throughput.
Yes, PIA can receive images in many different ways to meet a client’s needs. Secure automated solutions include:
Manual web transfers of image files is also available, and ideal for low projected volumes.
Yes, PIA prides ourselves on our responsive service. We receive (and reply to) instructions, amendments, or questions via email, phone, or text—and we are available to set-up joint tele-sessions for one-on-one support.
Improving accuracy through evidence-based protocol development, training, certification, and quality control programs
Multi-Center Variability: Precision Image Analysis compared with Leading Core Laboratories and Institutions for LV Function Quantification
Improving accuracy through evidence-based protocol development, training, certification, and quality control programs
Current trends show a new way to solve an old problem—Cardiac Toxicity monitoring through imaging needs to be improved.
Improving workflow through the implementation of an outsourced cost-effective remote post-processing analysis service
Study comparison the time and accuracy of post-processing performed by an outsourced third-party to post-processing by attending physician alone, or in conjunction with a radiology fellow.