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IntelliSpace PACS Federation

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Philips IntelliSpace PACS 4.4 will provide the first generation of "federated" capabilities, allowing hospitals and imaging centers to combine their individual data to create a comprehensive medical experience for the patient.

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Federated systems

Federated systems aggregate historical patient data

A patient's historical images are often stored in the different hospitals and imaging centers where they were created. IntelliSpace PACS Federation allows you to share data between autonomous healthcare institutions and view patient images from all contributing institutions, regardless of where and when they were created.

PDQ profile

PDQ profile finds patients

The patient data query (PDQ) profile allows a user to submit a few elements of the patient demographics (i.e. name, DOB, sex), as part of the query, returning a list of patient data that is most likely a match.

Ready today

Ready today enables federation without IHE components

At Philips we realize that the current need for federated facilities might be outpacing the deployment of these new IHE elements. That's why Philips has built in components that enable federation, even in the absence of the IHE components.

PIX profile

PIX profile correlates patient data

The patient identifier cross-referencing (PIX) profile assumes there is some sort of patient identifier (ID) manager that keeps a table of all identifiers for the patient. A clinician can query the PIX manager using the patient ID and the data returned will be inclusive for that patient across the federated systems.

IHE elements

IHE elements enable communication

The "Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise" initiative introduces new information sharing standards to facilitate the level of communication needed to create a federated system. This makes it possible for IntelliSpace PACS Federation to grow in capabilities as more profiles are developed.

XDS profile

XDS profile finds out where patients have been

The cross-enterprise document sharing (XDS) profile creates a cross-domain registry and a repository. Patient demographics are entered into a single holding area or registry. The registry allows for queries of the repository to find out where the patient has been and which locations hold exams. The repository is the holding area for the exams.
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