Reported impact
Business outcome
Ocean Imagerie reported a smooth migration with no disruption or data loss, reads up to 90% of studies directly within PACS, and improved productivity, workflow efficiency, collaboration, diagnostic consistency, night-shift coverage, and faster onboarding of new sites.
- Productivity Improvement
- Scalability
Solution
Ocean Imagerie partnered with Philips to centralize its radiology operations around Philips PACS as a single imaging workspace for a multisite network in southwestern France. Imaging studies from clinics, offices, scanners, and MRI locations are made accessible through the centralized PACS so radiologists can read exams from home or on-site through one interface instead of switching between disconnected local systems. Philips PACS serves as the common access point for image review, prior-exam comparison, multisite coordination, and internal teleradiology. AI-enabled capabilities, delivered through Philips Advanced Visualization Workspace and integrated third-party applications, provide advanced post-processing and AI-assisted features inside the workflow, helping radiologists interpret CT, MRI, and X-ray studies faster. Philips also supported data migration, training, workflow customization for multisite operations, and a single-entry-point security model.
Data flow
Imaging studies generated across Ocean Imagerie's clinics, offices, scanners, and MRI sites are centralized into Philips PACS, where radiologists access them through one workspace from home or on-site. Within that workflow, Philips Advanced Visualization Workspace adds AI-assisted and post-processing functions so studies can be reviewed, compared with prior exams, and interpreted across sites, including overnight emergencies and internal teleradiology.