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Problems facing the radiologist tendering for a hospital wide PACS system
1X-Ray Department, Norfblk & Norwich Hospital, Norwich, UK.
Abstract:
As PACS becomes a reality the practical difficulties of installing the new technology become evident. The practical issues of developing a strategy, understanding the market, writing a business case, and an outline based specification are considered. The complexities of European procurement, the evaluation of responses, the contracting process and the problems of implementation, training, assessing the benefits and foreseeing the problems are covered. Provided there is careful attention to detail a hospital can expect to implement a successful PACS system.
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