Agfa HealthCare Expands XERO Technology

Dec 7, 2010 | Healthcare Tech

SOURCE:  Agfa Healthcare

IMPAX Data Center Viewer powered by XERO technology for use with the Apple iPad to be highlighted at RSNA 2010 as Work In Progress

  • Zero-download viewer to expand to popular mobile device access
  • Designed to enable portable point-of-care access to patient images
  • Clinicians will be able to view reference images, including large multi-slice CT studies, as part of the Electronic Health Record (EHR) on the Apple iPad mobile digital device

(RSNA Booth #8336) Agfa HealthCare, a leading provider of diagnostic imaging and healthcare IT solutions, announces today it will highlight in its exhibit at RSNA 2010 a Work In Progress software version for its IMPAX Data Center Viewer, powered by XERO technology, to enable support on Apple’s iPad mobile digital device.

Robust software solution needs no additional client software or plug-ins
IMPAX Data Center Viewer powered by XERO is an enterprise medical image viewer, allowing clinicians to access imaging information securely from any authorized location, on a variety of web-enabled devices. No additional client software or plug-ins are required (not even Adobe Flash Player, Microsoft ActiveX, Microsoft Silverlight, Oracle Java, a DLL, an EXE, and so forth). The viewer provides a robust software solution for image enabling an Electronic Health Record (EHR) or for image sharing among caregivers.

XERO technology ideally suited for iPad use by healthcare sector
According to data from Good Technology, a Redwood City-based provider of multiplatform enterprise mobility, the healthcare sector is among the heaviest adopters of the Apple iPad for business use.1 Good Technology believes industries are embracing the iPad because its unique design makes it easier to perform time-sensitive, mission-critical tasks.

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