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Newspaper Article
Getting a better picture of health; WellSpan is using digitalized images that are easier for doctors to share
2006
Overview
Most of the X-ray films in York Hospital and Gettysburg Hospital have been replaced with digital images. The images can be viewed on computers, which allows more doctors to access them quickly. The Picture Archiving Communication System, called PACS, is part of WellSpan Health's $40 million, five-to-seven year imaging project involving equipment, facilities and personnel. WellSpan includes York and Gettysburg hospitals. At Memorial, employees are using digital archiving but still printing films, said Josette Myers, hospital spokeswoman. By the end of March, Memorial plans to be completely digital, Myers said.
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Gannett Co., Inc
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