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Kenya’s healthcare system is advancing with teleradiology, and Rology’s AI-driven platform supports Kenyan radiologists with scalable, cost-effective solutions to improve radiology access nationwide.
Leading the transformation of teleradiology in KSA is Rology, a Saudi-based MoH-licensed teleradiology provider with an FDA-cleared AI-powered platform.
Leading the transformation of teleradiology in KSA is Rology, a Saudi-based MoH-licensed teleradiology provider with an FDA-cleared AI-powered platform.
Radiation Dose Reporting Simplified Guidelines and Innovative Solution By: Mohamed Hammam – Medical Liaison at Rology In the rapidly evolving field of radiology, managing and reporting patient radiation dose has become more critical than ever. With the increasing reliance on
Rology – HIS Integration Bridging DICOM and HL7 for Superior Medical Imaging By: Mohamed Hammam – Medical Liaison at Rology The integration Rology offers with Health Information Systems (HIS) – an FDA Cleared Feature – between HL7 and DICOM is
Written by Mahmoud Barakat, Associate CEO, Radiology departments and centers are navigating through the challenging waters of medical inflation, much like a sailing boat in rough seas
Written by Dr. Mahmoud dafrawy, Chief Medical Officer, In the fast-paced world of medical imaging, the success of a radiology department hinges on the strength and cohesion of its team.
Written by Salma Sakr, Chief Growth Officer. I joined the health tech industry in the mental health space in September 2020. It was peak COVID, so it was an unknown time for the world, and a new frontier for me career wise.
Written by Salma Sakr, Chief Growth Officer. The history of teleradiology dates back to the 1960s when hospitals began experimenting with transmitting medical images over telephone lines.