Norway's 3D teleradiology programme under threat
This article was originally published in Clinica
Executive Summary
Six Norwegian healthcare institutions are aiming to develop medical three-dimensional imaging and exchange as a teleradiological service over a high-speed, broadband network. The institutions hope to set up a number of pilot projects sponsored by the Norwegian research council via H-YKOM, the programme aimed at providing grants for high-speed communications. The 10 projects will link local radiology services with expert centres in order to offer smaller clinics the same diagnostic possibilities as central hospitals.
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