RIS and PACS Directory » Technology

Radiology information system (RIS) and picture archiving and communications systems (PAC) are used in conjunction with a hospital's EHR and information systems to store, analyze and distribute medical images. RIS/PACS can be implemented across a single provider, such as a doctor's office or a hospital, or across a wide network. The radiology images can be accessed via desktop computers or mobile devices.

updated October 30, 2012
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