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NovaRad
(Booth 4265) NovaRad of American Fork, UT, will release the latest version of its integrated NovaRIS/NovaPACS software.
November 9, 2008
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Meta Fusion
(Booth 5401) In addition to its RIS/PACS software, Meta Fusion will debut enhanced dictation and speech recognition features for the Macintosh platform across its entire product line.
November 9, 2008
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Merge Healthcare
(Booth 4058) Merge Healthcare of Milwaukee will spotlight the newest releases of its Fusion RIS/PACS and eFilm products, including key updates to billing, archiving, and mammography applications.
November 9, 2008
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Medweb
(Booth 4065) Medweb of San Francisco plans to display a variety of PACS and RIS tools in Chicago.
November 9, 2008
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MedQuist
(Booth 7113) MedQuist of Mount Laurel, NJ, will introduce the integration of Inland Imaging's RadWorkFlow product with its own SpeechQ front-end speech recognition application, a productivity move to help reduce multiple manual steps in the radiology study process and shorten the time to report delivery.
November 9, 2008
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MedInformatix
(Booth 5869) MedInformatix of Los Angeles will show the latest version of its RIS with new and updated features.
November 9, 2008
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McKesson Provider Technologies
(Booth 8328) McKesson Provider Technologies of Atlanta will exhibit its Web-based business intelligence tool, McKesson Practice Focus, in Chicago.
November 9, 2008
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Mantis Technology
(Booth 6813) Mantis of New York City plans to showcase several RIS and data management offerings for radiology and cardiology.
November 9, 2008
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M*Modal
(Booth 5672) M*Modal of Pittsburgh will highlight new enhancements to the company's "advanced speech understanding" technology, AnyModal CDS Live for Radiology, and will also announce two new developments at RSNA 2008.
November 9, 2008
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Integrated Modular Systems
(Booth 3311) Integrated Modular Systems (IMSI) of Havertown, PA, will show its imsiView.RIS, along with its full imsimed product line of PACS components on a workstation with a built-in DVD printer.
November 9, 2008
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