DOTmed July 31, 2023
John R. Fischer

Amazon Web Services has launched AWS HealthImaging, a service for creating cloud-native applications for storing, analyzing, and sharing medical imaging data at petabyte-scale (quadrillions of bytes).

As imaging procedures and studies continue to climb in volume, healthcare IT providers need to be able to store growing amounts of data and archived medical imaging files for care teams, researchers, and other medical groups to access and utilize from anywhere at any time. The cloud has emerged as a viable solution to these problems, and Amazon has entered the fray.

Here are three ways AWS HealthImaging is poised to improve medical imaging data access:

    • No duplicate images – Users across the same enterprise can access a single authoritative copy...

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