Rick Dale and Kevin Lingofelter represented QAISys, Inc. at SIIM 2007 in Providence, RI June 7th – 10th, 2007. We presented an interactive display with short video presentations and an interactive mockup of the QMS 2.0 interface. The Analysis Dashboard component gave visitors a sense of how rich the data environment is that we create with the QAISys process.
We are very pleased with the responses we got from those who visited our booth. I asked Kevin to share his impression with us and I think that he put it very succinctly:
“Here’s what I was thinking about on the way home:
During the SIIM 2007 show, we spoke with dozens of people representing PACS vendors, administrators, industry consultants and educators about the problem of tracking exam deficiencies and how the QAISys process provides a logical solution to the problem. Words like “unique” and “timely” quickly became recurring adjectives used in our visitors’ responses.
We didn’t just get kudos from visitors passing through. We were also able to collect contacts and serious interest from US military medical facilities, universities and hospitals to participate in the beta and help us set the standard for tracking medical imaging quality ratings.
I am excited to be a part of something that elicits this kind of excitement from the people we spoke to. Without a doubt SIIM 2007 was a resounding success for QAISys.”
This was my third show presenting the QAISys process to our target market. Each time, we have been able to present the process with more clarity regarding how we plan to deliver our services. I can only say that I have more and more confidence after each show that – as it is so aptly put in Field of Dreams:
“If we build it, they will come.”
Again, thanks to all of you for your continued support and patience. We are working hard to bring QAISys to market as quickly as possible without compromising quality.
The Society for Imaging Informatics in Medicine (SIIM – formerly known as SCAR) provides a vibrant community and collegial forum for networking with peers and thought leaders in the field of imaging informatics.
