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91% believe image quality is the most important display aspect that impacts reading performance 80% of radiologists believe higher spatial resolution will improve the reading experience 60% use a mix of color and grayscale displays 83% want an easy-to-adjust stand 72% want reduced screen glare www.barco.com/healthcare 81% want ambient room lighting 69% want keyboard task lighting Volume of image studies Growing complexity of image studies Changes in reimbursement New technology training & education 87% OF RADIOLOGISTS EXPERIENCE PHYSICAL DISCOMFORT WHEN READING IMAGES 66% experience eye fatigue 56% suffer from neck strain 52% struggle with back pain +85% of radiologists use 3 displays or more, which increases head and neck movements 63% read both digital mammography and color PACS In the US, this number increases to 84% US breast imaging specialists read more than digital mammography, such as breast MRI and breast ultrasound 74% think increasing image volumes will affect productivity 92% want faster image loading 92% want faster image manipulations 78% want a larger screen surface 66% want color and grayscale on one screen 53% think the growing complexity of studies is a challenge 80% find image uniformity important 68% say higher contrast enhances clinical practice 53% believe higher brightness and a wider viewing angle will change reading performance 77% believe efficient workflow impacts reading sessions 70% of respondents say that display ergonomics are very important Key findings 4 facts about image quality How’s radiologist productivity? The more, the merrier? Are radiologists reading comfortably? The ergonomic wish list 1 2 3 4 Wish list 51% 55% BREAST MRI BREAST ULTRASOUND PACS BREAST 1 2 3 4 CHALLENGES IN GENERAL? CHALLENGES IN BREAST IMAGING? 74% 53% 52% 37% perception of subtle cancers Detection of early phase cancers The MarkeTech Group surveyed over 200 radiologists in Europe and North America to gather their thoughts on the challenges in radiology and ways to improve the clinical practice. The results reveal some remarkable insights into the typical workday of a ra- diologist. WHAT MAKES A GOOD READ? CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES IN RADIOLOGY TODAY. 1 2

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91%believe image quality is the most important display aspect

that impacts reading performance

80%of radiologists believe

higher spatial resolution will improve the reading

experience

60%use a mix of color and

grayscale displays

83%want an easy-to-adjust stand

72%want reduced screen glare

www.barco.com/healthcare

81%want ambient room lighting

69%want keyboard task lighting

Volume of image studies

Growing complexity of image studies

Changes in reimbursement

New technology training & education

87%OF RADIOLOGISTS

EXPERIENCE PHYSICAL

DISCOMFORT WHEN READING

IMAGES66%

experience eye fatigue56%

suffer from neck strain52%

struggle with back pain

+85%of radiologists use 3 displays or more,

which increases head and neck movements

63% read both digital

mammography and color PACS

In the US, this number increases to

84%

US breast imaging specialists read

more than digital mammography, such as breast MRI and breast

ultrasound

74%think increasing image volumes will

affect productivity

92% want faster image loading

92% want faster image manipulations

78% want a larger screen surface

66% want color and grayscale on one screen

53%think the growing complexity

of studies is a challenge

80%find image uniformity

important

68%say higher contrast enhances clinical

practice

53%believe higher

brightness and a wider viewing angle will change reading

performance

77%believe efficient workflow

impacts reading sessions

70%of respondents say that display ergonomics are very important

Key findings

4 facts about image quality

How’s radiologist productivity?

The more, the merrier?

Are radiologists reading comfortably?

The ergonomic wish list

1 2 3 4

Wish list

51% 55%BREAST

MRIBREAST

ULTRASOUND

PACS BREAST

1 2

3 4

CHALLENGESIN GENERAL?

CHALLENGESIN BREASTIMAGING?

2H11 74%

53%

52%

37%

perception of subtle cancers Detection of early phase cancers

The MarkeTech Group surveyed over 200 radiologists in Europe and North America to gather their thoughts on the challenges in radiology and ways to improve the clinical practice. The results

reveal some remarkable insights into the typical workday of a ra-diologist.

WHAT MAKES A GOOD READ?CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES IN RADIOLOGY TODAY.

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