Annual General Meeting November 2011 - Acrobat pdf 3,100k 18 November 2011 On 18 November 2011, Pro Medicus held their Annual General Meeting (AGM). The Chairman's Address, Chairman's Report, and CEO Address to the AGM are available for download via the above link.
Results of Annual General Meeting 2011 - Acrobat pdf 31k 18 November 2011 Pro Medicus announced the results of the Annual General Meeting (AGM), on 18 November 2011. The results may be downloaded via the above link.
Leading US Teleradiology Company Selects Visage 7 - Acrobat pdf 32k 17 November 2011 Key Points: Fourth North American deal for PME in the last few months Positions Pro Medicus in the fast growing teleradiology market Leading e-health company Pro Medicus [ASX: PME] today announced that Colorado- based Rays has chosen Visage® 7 to power radiologist interpretation across their national teleradiology network. Visage 7’s innovative, thin-client, server-side processing technology was selected for its ability to speed and enhance radiology interpretation by Rays’ radiologists. Rays, one of the fastest growing teleradiology companies in the US, was recently honored by KLAS (www.klasresearch.com), an independent healthcare research and consulting firm, with the highest overall score in its recent study of teleradiology providers, “Teleradiology Services 2011: Times are Changing.” This was the second year in a row Rays has achieved the highest score in that report. As part of the deal, Rays will standardise on the Visage 7 platform providing the group with a powerful, fully featured clinical desktop capable of handling the full range of radiological images in native 2D, 3D or 4D (3D with motion), all from within one application. Unlike standard web-based systems, Visage 7 does not require delivery of the entire imaging dataset from Rays data center to the remote reporting radiologist, speeding up the reporting process and at the same time reducing the dependency on high bandwidth availability. “Rays is one of the most innovative and acclaimed teleradiology providers in the US” stated Pro Medicus CEO, Dr. Sam Hupert. “Their radiologists and best-in-class technology have taken a patient-centric approach that has won them recognition from within the industry, receiving the highest score in the prestigious KLAS teleradiology report 2 years running. We are fortunate to
Pro Medicus Gains Momentum in US with Three New Orders Totalling $2.5M - Acrobat pdf 31k 7 September 2011 Leading e-health company Pro Medicus [ASX: PME] today announced its wholly-owned subsidiary, Visage Imaging Inc. (“Visage”), has signed three new orders in North America which will generate revenue of $2.5 million over five years for the company. The newly signed customers will implement the company’s Visage® 7 enterprise viewer that leverages ultra-fast, thin-client streaming technology with native advanced visualisation in a single desktop. “Each of our new North American customers is using Visage imaging technology to solve a different, but equally valid problem, which demonstrates the versatility of the technology,” said Dr Sam Hupert, Chief Executive Officer, Pro Medicus. One radiology group is using it for imaging results distribution to referrers, the second to read cases remotely from over 15 hospitals and the third for medical research. When we acquired Visage in 2009, our intent was to broaden the reach of the product portfolio from a specialised, niche 3D application to one that addresses a significantly larger percentage of the diagnostic imaging market. I’m confident we have done that with Visage 7.” Center for Diagnostic Imaging, Minneapolis, Minnesota Center for Diagnostic Imaging (CDI) is a one of the largest operators of outpatient imaging centres in the US. After an extensive evaluation process, CDI selected Visage 7 for web distribution of images to their referring physicians. Visage’s ultra-fast, thin- client streaming solution will be fully integrated with CDI’s web-based physician portal to provide instant access to examinations performed in any of CDI’s 59 imaging centres throughout the country. “Most web-based image viewers do not provide our specialized referring physicians the speed and advanced tool sets required to support