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IMV’s 2021 Customer Experience and Service Performance Perspectives Report provides insight into the diagnostic imaging customer’s experience and needs for servicing their diagnostic imaging equipment for ten imaging modalities. Key indicators are reviewed which cover the imaging customer experience as well as service performance criteria. Respondent perspectives on how well the major imaging OEMs and […]March 2021 | 216 Pages | IMV Publishing
This 2021 report compares current estimates with results from IMV’s prior PET market reports since 2001 to explore nationwide trends in the volume and type of PET scans performed, manufacturer installed base share, PET scanner installed base characteristics, technology adoption rates, PET scanner purchase plans, radiopharmaceutical utilization, and site operations characteristics such as staffing and productivity.February 2021 | 145 Pages | IMV Publishing
The 2020 General Ultrasound Benchmark Report summarizes the results of IMV Medical Information Division’s 2020 survey of U.S. hospitals that perform ultrasound procedures using general ultrasound equipment, including conventional cart-based, laptop/tablet, and handheld units. The findings included in this report cover patient exam volume and types, the general ultrasound installed base used in hospitals and […]August 2020 | 14 Pages | IMV Publishing
$1,995Learn how your MR department compares to other MR providers. This operational report on MR is based on research with MR administrators, supervisors and chief technologists from MR departments in the U.S . The aggregate results are tabulated for MR providers in hospital and freestanding imaging locations. The report has information on staffing levels, procedures per unit of equipment, procedure per selected staff types, types of procedures performed, level of technology available and hours of operation.December 2020 | 19 Pages | IMV Publishing
$1,995This operational assessment report on the CT market is based on an IMV survey conducted with CT providers. Interested in learning how your CT department compares to others? The results are presented for radiology departments in both hospital-based and freestanding imaging locations. The report is delivered as an e-mail attachment in Adobe Acrobat PDF format.December 2020 | 16 Pages | IMV Publishing
This report explores nationwide trends in MR procedure volume, manufacturer installed base share, MR equipment features, use of OEM vs. third-party service providers, MR scanner purchase plans, contrast utilization/budgets, MR power injectors, and site operations characteristics.December 2020 | 211 Pages | IMV Publishing
This report explores nationwide trends in CT procedure volume, manufacturer installed base share, CT equipment features, use of OEM vs. third-party service providers, CT scanner purchase plans, contrast utilization/budgets, CT power injectors, and site operations characteristics.November 2020 | 213 Pages | IMV Publishing
Compare your radiation therapy operations to others. Learn how your equipment features, staffing levels, productivity and treatment volumes compare to other radiation therapy providers in the U.S.October 2020 | 19 Pages | IMV Publishing
Of all of the areas where artificial intelligence is expected to influence healthcare, imaging is one of the largest. This is due to the dependence on visual examination, demand for increased procedures and error / cost reduction, and the development of specific computing tools that make AI-guided decisions far more practical. This special report focuses […]October 2020 | 44 Pages | IMV Publishing
Imaging has become an essential tool for radiation therapy departments and cancer centers, not only to diagnose and stage where the cancer is, but for use in treating cancer patients. With ongoing improvements in hardware capabilities and software applications, imaging is used for treatment planning, simulating the treatment plan, and more recently, for image guidance during the cancer treatment procedure. Over the past decade, CT technology has become the #1 imaging tool for image guidance, treatment plans, and simulation, surpassing x-ray, and the field is continuing to evolve with the development of other imaging technologies.October 2020 | 203 Pages | IMV Publishing