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Radboudumc in the Netherlands wanted to achieve improved workflows with high-quality results in a cost-effective manner. In order to so, they conducted workflow simulations together with Siemens Healthineers. Find out more on the matter in this interview with Ritse Mann, Radiologist at Radboudumc. 

Learn from WakeMed about their workforce challenges and how we worked together as part of our Value Partnership to address the staff shortage and optimize utilization of their SOMATOM Drive CT scanner with little to no downtime to keep their imaging department running.

As Hospital Nova is facing increasing demand for MRI exams while having a shortage of radiographers, they benefit from joint performance improvement projects as part of the Value Partnership. Find out here how these challenges can be overcome.

With their new strategy, Mater Public, Ireland aims to address the growing patient demand by extending and expanding the hospital. As they need to also match their radiology services to the expansion, Mater received support from Siemens Healthineers consulting experts. Hear from Ann Dolan about the collaboration and the outcomes. 

Improving care delivery with a one-step stroke solution and Spain's first Value Partnership | Stroke

By reviewing best-practice examples, this case study series illustrates future radiology challenges that Kantonsspital Baden in Switzerland faced with respective approaches Siemens Healthineers identified to overcome them.

This case study explores five pioneering institutions in ASEAN that have partnered with Siemens Healthineers to improve their clinical capabilities.

Across Canada, Siemens Healthineers is partnering with healthcare facilities to improve technology management and enhance the experience for both patients and staff. Find out here how the Value Partnerships provide services beyond technology management and streamline operations to reduce costs.  

Through raising awareness we can shrink the fear of breast cancer. Together. 

The COVID-19 pandemic leads to a significant acceleration of digitalization in healthcare.