VIDAGOS: TO SEE and TO GUIDE (videre and odigos in latin) embodies our mission to help guide you on your enterprise imaging journey. Our vision is to enhance healthcare by creating an image-enabled unified health record.
Physician executive experienced in imaging informatics
Establish a Foundation for Success
Developing and implementing an enterprise imaging strategy brings value by creating an environment that improves the patient and provider experience and enhances care while reducing the costs and complexity of your imaging environment. At Vidagos we will help you develop and achieve this strategy for your organization.
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Centralization of images provides a single point for importing and exporting imaging studies. Sharing images across organizations led to a 22% reduction in duplicate CT imaging among trauma patients in one state's trauma network.
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In a streamlined imaging ecosystem, imaging archives are consolidated into a single vendor-neutral archive. This consolidation allows an organization to take advantage of economies of scale. Storage costs were reduced by 31.5% at one university medical center.
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Sharing images with patients enhances patient engagement, a key concern in a value-based organization. In one study, 86.7% of patients believe viewing their radiology images helps them better understand their medical condition.
"At Dayton Children's Hospital we worked with Cheryl Petersilge MD, MBA at Vidagos to guide the development of our Enterprise Imaging Strategy. Working with Dr. Petersilge was effortless. In this COVID period our entire engagement was remote and yet she was able to actively engage our providers and our Steering Committee. I participated in many conversations where her experience guided the interview and discovered a wealth of information about imaging activities across our organization. I would highly recommend Dr. Petersilge to any organization seeking to understand its current imaging environment and build its Enterprise Imaging strategy."
JD Whitlock,
CIO
Dayton Children's Hospital