Archiving System Research Articles

ELECTRONIC DOCUMENT, INFORMATION, AND ARCHIVE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS IN ECONOMIC INSTITUTIONS: A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY OF THE ONBASE SYSTEM

Objective: The study aims to familiarize readers with the Onbase system for electronic document management. To highlight its key features and operational methods,to elucidate its functionalities. Theoretical Framework: Data were meticulously collected through document and record searches related to the Onbase system by accessing Hyland's official website, the system's designer, and various online platforms that provide discussions about the system. Method: We employed the descriptive method based on analysis to elucidate the operational methods of the Onbase document management system and to accentuate its components and distinctive features. Results and Discussion: The study has conclusively demonstrated that the OnBase system facilitates: Efficient management of an extensive volume of documents, files, and archives, the system strategically supports the digitization of documents and archives, as well as the overall digitization of business processes; these capabilities ensure reliable document access within the institution and support remote work, thereby redefining modern business and administrative operations. Research Implications: The implementation of an Electronic Document Management (EDM) system is crucial for institutions aiming to advance their digital transformation. These systems render information instantly available, thereby facilitating the daily operations of employees through the use of an assortment of digital tools and methods for creating, digitizing, organizing, indexing, classifying, searching, and archiving documents. This structured approach to information management via the OnBase system contributes significantly to the efficiency of administration within institutions. In the study, we presented a successful experience of the Marine Studies Laboratory and the Algerian Total Company in adopting the OnBase system. Originality/Value: This study will contribute to the literature by enhancing our understanding of the use, key features, and functionality of document management, information management, and archival systems. This information will be valuable for individuals interested in improving document and information management systems in economic institutions. It may contribute to making better decisions and enhancing efficiency and effectiveness in document, information, and archival management.

Membangun Sistem Kearsipan Berkualitas Untuk Mendukung Tata Kelola Kantor Yang Baik Di SD IT Al-Hijrah

This research aims to analyze building a quality archiving system to support good office governance. The method in this research is a qualitative research method. Interview data was transcribed and reviewed using thematic content analysis. The study reports key data themes that include improving operational efficiency, increasing transparency and accountability. In this way, researchers investigate how teachers can build a quality archiving system to support good office governance. The research results show that implementing an integrated and modern archiving system can reduce human error, speed up access to information, and increase transparency and accountability in office operations. Implementation of this system also plays an important role in increasing administrative efficiency and facilitating the achievement of overall organizational goals.

Implementation of a point-of-care ultrasound archiving system and governance framework in a UK physician-paramedic staffed helicopter emergency medical service

IntroductionThere has been a rapid expansion in the use of point-of-care ultrasonography (POCUS) by emergency medical services (EMS). However, less than a third of UK EMS utilise imaging archiving for POCUS, and fewer review saved images as part of a clinical governance structure. This paper describes the implementation of a novel image archiving system and a robust clinical governance framework in our UK physician-paramedic staffed helicopter emergency medical service (HEMS).MethodsA retrospective database review was conducted of all patients attended by East Anglian Air Ambulance (EAAA) between the introduction of a new POCUS device and image archiving system on 1 December 2020 to 31 January 2024. All patients with recorded POCUS examinations were included. Images from POCUS examinations at EAAA are archived on a cloud-based server, and retrospectively reviewed within 24 h by an EAAA POCUS supervisor. Image quality is graded using a 5-point Likert-type scale, agreement between reviewer and clinician is recorded and feedback is provided on scanning technique. T-tests were used to assess the difference in image quality between physicians and paramedics. Inter-rater reliability between reviewers and clinicians was assessed using Cohen’s kappa (κ).ResultsDuring the study period, 5913 patients were attended by EAAA. Of these, 1097 patients had POCUS images recorded. The prevalence of POCUS during the study period was 18.6%. 1061 patient examinations underwent quality assurance (96.7%). The most common POCUS examination was echocardiography (60%), predominantly during cardiac arrest. The primary scanning clinician was a paramedic in 25.4% of POCUS examinations. Across all examination types; image quality was not significantly different between physicians and paramedics and agreement between reviewers and clinicians was strong (κ > 0.85).ConclusionsIn this service evaluation study, we have described outcomes following the introduction of a new POCUS device, image archiving system and governance framework in our HEMS. Paramedics were the primary scanning clinician in a quarter of scans, with image quality comparable to physicians. Almost all scans underwent quality assurance and inter-rater reliability was strong between clinicians and reviewers. Further research is required to investigate the diagnostic accuracy of POCUS and to demonstrate the effect of utilising prehospital POCUS to refine diagnosis on clinical outcomes.

Long-Term Clinical Outcomes Following Nonsurgical Management of Salter-Harris Type II Fractures of the Proximal Phalanx of the Small Finger: A Prospective Cohort Study

Juxta-physeal fractures at the base of the proximal phalanx (FBPP) of the small finger are one of the most common hand fractures in children. Although many of these fractures are treated nonsurgically, it is unclear which fractures benefit from surgery or the degree of acceptable angulation appropriate for nonsurgical management. Our study aimed to assess long-term, patient-reported outcomes regarding function, appearance, and pain after nonsurgical management of FBPP of the small finger in a pediatric population. Our hospital Picture Archiving and Communication Systems database was queried to identify radiographs of the small finger of children between the ages of 8 and 16 years old taken from 2011 to 2021. Displacement on initial injury radiographs was calculated using the diaphyseal-metacarpal head angle. Patient-reported function, appearance, and pain were measured using standardized assessment tools sent to patients and parents electronically. Optional clinical photographs were uploaded by parents and assessed for residual clinical deformity. One hundred eighty-one eligible subjects were identified. Eighty (44%) agreed to participate, and 40 (22%) parent and 38 patient surveys were completed. The mean age at the time of injury was 11 years old (8-14 years), and the mean age at the time of survey completion was 17 years old (11-23 years). Patient T-scores were higher than the average reference T-score on the Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System Short Form v2.0-Upper Extremity. Overall, greater than 78% of patients and parents reported appearance as 8/10 or above on a VAS. Ninety-five percent (108/114) of patients reported no pain (0/10) for pain during activities and at rest. Children with up to 26° of initial coronal plane angulation reported better function than a reference population, good appearance, and no pain, at a mean of 6 years after injury. Our findings support nonsurgical management of most FBPP of the small finger in children. Therapeutic IV.

METHOD TRANSFORMATION OF COORDINATES FROM THE ARCHIVE SYSTEM (VARASH-42) TO THE CURRENT SYSTEM (LCS-56) USING QGIS

This article proposes a technique for transforming coordinates from an archival coordinate system into an active one using affine transformation using the finite element method in the QGIS geoinformation environment using a transformation field in the NTv2 format. The purpose of the work is to develop a method of transforming coordinates from the archival system into the one operating in Ukraine using the GRID model of the transformation field in the form of NTv2 format and QGIS software using the example of the Varash-42 coordinate system, derived from CS-42, and LCS-56, derived from UCS-2000. To implement the technique, a scheme for transforming point coordinates is defined. The technique of integrating the transformation field into the QGIS geoinformation environment was researched and implemented. The authors investigated the transformation of coordinates on the territory of the city of Varash, Rivne region, and determined the accuracy of the obtained results, which is within the limits of tolerance. According to the results of the study, it was established that the average squared error of a unit of weight is 0.024 m. Since the control coordinates were obtained with an accuracy within tolerance – up to 0.05 m; it was concluded that the coordinates obtained with the help of the NTv2 local transformation field for the territory of Varash are suitable for their further use. The developed technique makes it possible to transform coordinates from archival coordinate systems derived from UCS-2000 to use processed geospatial data in topography-geodetic, cartographic, land management, land surveying and other spheres of activity, as well as to ensure compliance with one of the requirements for compatibility and interoperability of geospatial data: a coordinate system in which coordinate descriptions of geospatial objects are provided.

Volumetric Analysis of a Novel Chimeric Gracilis and Profunda Artery Perforator Flap.

The presence of a chimeric gracilis and profunda artery perforator (PAP) flap with a common arterial pedicle has been demonstrated on computed tomography angiography in up to 59% of patients and confirmed in a cadaveric model. Already utilized for head and neck reconstruction by Heredero et al, this novel flap could provide more volume than either flap alone which is advantageous, particularly in patients with sizable defects. The purpose of this study was to determine the average tissue volume that can be utilized from this chimeric flap. CT Angiogram imaging studies exhibiting chimeric flap anatomy were reviewed over a 7-year period at a single institution utilizing Visage Version 7.1, a radiology picture archiving and communication system. This software was used to trace the flap pedicles and to capture estimated soft tissue volumes of each respective flap. A total of 31 patients, consisting of 52 lower extremity gracilis and PAP chimeric flaps, underwent tissue volume analysis. The average total volume of soft tissue supplied by the gracilis flap was found to be 70.21 cm3 (standard deviation [SD] = 26.99). The average volume of the PAP flap was 31.73 cm3 (SD = 26.12). The average total volume captured by the chimeric gracilis and PAP flap was 101.94 cm3 (SD = 62.40). The potential soft tissue volume that can be harvested from a chimeric gracilis and PAP flap is significantly greater than solitary gracilis or PAP flaps. This chimeric flap may serve as a viable and advantageous reconstructive option for patients requiring large volume soft tissue coverage, particularly if other sizable options are not available.

Manual Archiving System: How Its Impact on Hospital Service?

Manual Archiving System: How Its Impact on Hospital Service?

Impact of Subtalar Distraction Arthrodesis on Ankle Joint: Radiological Insights from Modified Grice-Green Procedure.

Subtalar distraction arthrodesis (SDA) is a surgical procedure designed to treat hindfoot deformities associated with isolated subtalar joint arthritis. In 1996, Fitzgibbons was the first to observe that, in some cases, hindfoot fusion appeared to be associated with the development of tibiotalar valgus tilt. Since then, few studies have addressed this issue. Given that hindfoot fusion can be performed using various techniques, this study investigated the potential tibiotalar joint frontal or sagittal modifications resulting from the modified Grice-Green technique. All the consecutive patients who underwent the modified Grice-Green procedure were included. The patient records were reviewed to extract demographic data. Weight-bearing foot and ankle radiographs were assessed to measure the talar tilt angle and the tibiotalar ratio on the same picture archiving and communication system by three independent observers. A total of 69 patients met the criteria for inclusion. The mean talar tilt showed no substantial changes, since the increase from 1.46 ± 1.62 preoperatively to 1.93 ± 2.19 at a minimum of 8 months postoperatively was not statistically significant (p = 0.47). The average preoperative tibiotalar ratio significantly increased from 33.4 ± 4.4% to 35 ± 4% postoperatively (p = 0.007), although remaining within the normal range, indicating a possible realignment of the posterior facet of the subtalar joint. In conclusion, this study highlights the effectiveness of the modified Grice-Green procedure in achieving a favorable realignment without impacting the ankle joint, particularly regarding tibiotalar valgus tilt.

Diagnostic reference levels in spinal CT: Jordanian assessments and global benchmarks.

To reduce radiation dose and subsequent risks, several legislative documents in different countries describe the need for Diagnostic Reference Levels (DRLs). Spinal radiography is a common and high-dose examination. Therefore, the aim of this work was to establish the DRL for Computed Tomography (CT) examinations of the spine in healthcare institutions across Jordan. Data was retrieved from the picture archiving and communications system (PACS), which included the CT Dose Index (CTDI(vol)) and Dose Length Product (DLP). The median radiation dose values of the dosimetric indices were calculated for each site. DRL values were defined as the 75th percentile distribution of the median CTDI(vol) and DLP values. Data was collected from 659 CT examinations (316 cervical spine and 343 lumbar-sacral spine). Of the participants, 68% were males, and the patients' mean weight was 69.7 kg (minimum = 60; maximum = 80, SD = 8.9). The 75th percentile for the DLP of cervical and LS-spine CT scans in Jordan were 565.2 and 967.7 mGy.cm, respectively. This research demonstrates a wide range of variability in CTDI(vol) and DLP values for spinal CT examinations; these variations were associated with the acquisition protocol and highlight the need to optimize radiation dose in spinal CT examinations.

The role of machine learning in detecting primary brain tumors in Saudi pediatric patients through MRI images

Background and aimBrain tumors are defined as the uncontrollable growth of cells. They are known as the leading cause of death among pediatric patients. Artificial Intelligence is considered as one of the techniques used to improve radiology departments. Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is a key tool in detecting brain tumors. Medical images can be challenging and time-consuming for radiologists, particularly in the case of pediatric patients where the tumors may be small and difficult to detect. This study aims to explore the role of AI and measure the accuracy of AI methods in detecting primary brain tumors in pediatric patients by using MRI images. MethodologyA retrospective and analytical study was conducted, MRI images of pediatric patients with primary brain tumors were acquired from the Picture Archives and Communication System (PACS) of the radiology department at King Abdullah Specialist Children Hospital (KASCH). This study continues a total of (6435) MR images, this dataset was divided and expressed in different subsets, 70% of the images were trained (4493 in total) for model accuracy evaluation, and the rest which is 30% (1942) were tested images contains three types of primary brain tumors, glioma, Primitive Neuro-Ectodermal Tumors and pituitary tumors. Moreover, this dataset also contains normal images. Image classification and detection have been done by using Machine Learning algorithms which are coded in Python programming language. ResultsAfter applying Machine Learning algorithms on MRI images, Artificial Neural Network method resulted in an accurate detection of pediatric primary brain tumors and matched the radiologist's report. ConclusionNew Artificial Intelligence techniques applied in the imaging department have increased the information obtained from images to improve the accuracy of diagnosis along with radiologist's reports which will aid in better management of the patient's condition.

TRENDS IN TOTAL ANKLE ARTHROPLASTY IN SCOTLAND

IntroductionTotal ankle replacement (TAR) is performed for post-traumatic arthritis, inflammatory arthropathy, osteoarthritis and other indications. The Scottish Arthroplasty Project (SAP) began collection of data on TAR in 1997. In this study, using data from the SAP, we look at trends in the use and outcomes of TAR in Scotland.MethodsWe identified 499 patients from the SAP who underwent TAR between 1997 and 2015 with imaging available on the National Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS). We identified, and looked at trends in, implant type over the following time periods: 1998–2005; 2006–2010 and 2011–2015. Age, gender, indication and outcomes for each time period were examined and also trends with implant type over time.ResultsThere were 499 primary TAR procedures with an overall incidence of 0.5/105 population per year. Eight different implants were identified with significant changes in the numbers of each type used over time. The peak incidence of TAR was in the 6th decade. The mean age of patients undergoing TAR from 59 years in 1997–2005, to 65 years in 2011–15 (p< 0.0001). The percentage of patients with inflammatory arthropathy was 52% in 1997–2005, compared with 10% in 2011–2015. Subsequent arthrodesis and infection rates appeared to be higher during the first time period. The female to male ratio also changed over time. The incidence of TAR increased overall during the study period (r= 0.9, p=< 0.0001). This may be due to a broadening range of indications and patient selection criteria, in turn due to increased surgeon experience and the evolution of implant design.ConclusionThis study examines a large number of TARs from an established arthroplasty registry. The rate of TAR has increased significantly in Scotland from 1997 to 2015. Indication and patient age has changed over time and this could potentially impact outcomes after ankle replacement.

The Impact of Nasal Septum Deviation on Paranasal Sinus Volumes

Objective: This study examined the impact of nasal septum deviation on the volumes of four pairs of paranasal sinuses: sinus frontalis, sinus maxillaris, sinus sphenoidalis, and cellulae ethmoidales. These cavities are formed by the invagination of the nasal mucosa into bones and vary greatly in shape and size. Their location is crucial in the pathogenesis of regional diseases, and anatomical variations are frequently observed in humans. Computed Tomography imaging provides excellent soft tissue differentiation, which is essential for diagnosing sinonasal disorders. Cavalieri’s principle enables rapid and accurate measurement of sinus volumes using sectional images. The aim of our study was to retrospectively examine the impact of nasal septum deviation on paranasal sinus volumes in relation to age and gender. Material and Method: The study reviewed computed tomography images of participants who visited Tokat Gaziosmanpaşa University Hospital using The Picture Archiving and Communication System. A total of 281 participants, comprising 151 women and 130 men, were included in the study. The participants were divided into four age groups: 0–17, 18–45, 46–65, and over 65. The computed tomography images related to the paranasal sinuses were listed, and the interior of the volume to be measured was colored using ImageJ software. The volume of each sinus was calculated using Cavalieri’s principle. Results: Upon examination of all sinuses, it was observed that men had larger sinus volumes than women (p0.05). Conclusion: Quantitatively measuring the volumes of paranasal sinuses in a short period and determining their relationship with nasal septum deviation will facilitate surgical planning in the future. It may provide some advantages for surgeons.

Expansion of Typical Values for Paediatric Patients in Ireland and Comparison with Published DRLs - Experiences of a Single Institution

IntroductionTo reduce the risks involved with ionising radiation exposure, typical values (TVs) and diagnostic reference levels (DRLs) have been established to help keep radiation doses ‘as low as reasonably practicable. TVs/DRLs provide standardised radiation dose metrics that can be used for comparative purposes. However, for paediatrics, such values should consider the size of the child instead of their age. This study aimed to establish and compare paediatric TVs for chest, abdomen and pelvis radiography. MethodsStudy methods followed processes for establishing paediatric DRLs as outlined by the Health Information and Quality Authority (HIQA). Kerma-area product (KAP) values, excluding rejected images, were retrospectively acquired from the study institution's Picture Archiving and Communications System (PACS). Paediatric patients were categorised into the following weight-based groupings (5 to <15 kg, 15 to <30 kg, 30 to <50 kg, 50 to 80 kg) and stratified based on the examination that was performed (chest, abdomen, and pelvis), and where it was performed (the different X-ray rooms). Anonymised data were inputted into Microsoft Excel for analysis. Median and 3rd quartile KAP values were reported together with graphical illustrations. ResultsData from 407 X-ray examinations were analysed. For the previously identified weight categories (5 to <15 kg, 15 to <30 kg, 30 to <50 kg, 50 to 80 kg), TVs for the chest were 0.10, 0.19, 0.37 and 0.53 dGy.cm2, respectively. For the abdomen 0.39, 1.04, 3.51 and 4.05 dGy.cm2 and for the pelvis 0.43, 0.87, 3.50 and 7.58 dGy.cm2. Between X-ray rooms TVs varied against the institutional TVs by -60 to 119 % (chest), -50 to 103 % (abdomen) and -14 and 24 %% (pelvis). ConclusionTVs in this study follow established trends with patient weight and examination type and are comparable with published literature. Variations do exist between individual examination rooms and reasons are multifactorial. Given that age and size do not perfectly correlate further work should be undertaken around weight-based TVs/DRLs in the paediatric setting.

IS IT SAFE TO USE A CERAMIC-ON-POLYETHYLENE BEARING IN REVISIONS FOR CERAMIC FRACTURE?

Ceramic bearing fracture is a rare complication following implantation using modern day ceramic bearing materials. Revision bearing options in such cases is debated, with the choice between ceramic-on-ceramic and ceramic-on-polyethylene bearings. Revision to a hard on soft bearing raises concerns about potential catastrophic wear secondary to a third-body reaction caused by the fractured ceramic particles.Data was collected retrospectively from the NJR, electronic patient records, revision database and picture archiving and communication system. Templating software was used to determine linear wear between first post-operative radiograph and the latest available follow up. Univariate analysis was used to examine patient demographics and the wear rates for revision of ceramic bearing fractures to ceramic on polyethylene components. The intra and inter-rater reliability of wear measurements was calculated.There were twelve patients identified as meeting the inclusion criteria. The average age at revision was 62 years (54–72). There were 6 liner and 6 head fractures revised to delta ceramic heads and cross-linked polyethylene acetabular components. The most frequently used head size was 32mm. At mean follow up of 3.8 years (0.5 6.1 years), median 4.4 years, linear wear rate was calculated at 0.08± 0.06 mm/year. Both intra-rater and inter-rater reliability was excellent with ICC scores of 0.99 at all timepoints.Revision to ceramic on polyethylene (CoP) bearings following ceramic fracture does not cause early catastrophic wear at early follow up. It appears safe to use this hard on soft bearing combination, given that wear rates are comparable to what is expected in a primary hip replacement setting. Longer follow up is required to establish if this trend persists.

An Assessment Study of the National Archives and Records Management System (NARMS) at Botswana National Archives and Records Services (BNARS)

The purpose of this study was to explore the National Archives and Records Management System (NARMS) at Botswana National Archives and Records Services (BNARS). The study specifically sought to explore metadata management practices and evaluate the infrastructure for digital records keeping. The study adopted a qualitative research design and used a purposive sampling technique to select study respondents. For data collection, the study adopted the use of a self-administered questionnaire, scheduled interviews and document analysis, whereas, for data analysis, the study employed a thematic analysis approach. The study’s major finding is that metadata management is done manually by designated officers (records managers and archivists). It is, therefore, recommended that BNARS consider transformation that would automate some aspects of specifically born-digital records’ metadata to improve and sustain reliable metadata and the authenticity of records.

Admission and Registrar Office (ARO) Mobile Document Scanner with Archiving System

Archive document scanning refers to the procedure of converting physical paper records into digital formats, such as images or text files, and establishing a systematic workflow to preserve and access these archived files electronically over an extended period [1]. With the growing acceptance of mobility and digitalization worldwide, institutions such as libraries, government offices, museums, and universities are increasingly adopting document scanning as means to safeguard and preserve historical documents and records. This approach is particularly valuable in preventing the natural degradation and aging of physical documents, as highlighted by Scan2Archive [2]. The purpose of the Admission and Registrar Office (ARO) Mobile Document Scanner with Archiving System is to support the registrar's office in managing student requests and admissions as well as handling the documents that are presented during the enrollment. The office of the registrar will experience a transformation in document handling with the development of a document archiving system, which will promote operational excellence, security, and transparency. With the help of this system, the office's procedures for managing vital records—such as student transcripts, enrollment requirements, and other important paperwork—will be completely transformed. The basis for the development of the system is transforming paper-based records into a digitally accessible format. In evaluating the effectiveness of the application and the system's operation it specified the performance requirements for the software evaluation. The star topology was used as part of the communication interfaces. The thirty (30) respondents tabulated the data in each of the different features of the system are accuracy, user-friendliness, reliability, operability, learning reinforcement, interactivity, compatibility, and the cross-platform environment was rated as "excellent”. The application was made to help the whole process become much more convenient to the admin and staff of the university.

Information Security and Privacy Protection Strategies in the Process of Electronic Archiving

In the era of digital transformation, electronic archiving plays a pivotal role in preserving and managing vast amounts of information. However, as organizations increasingly rely on electronic archives, ensuring robust information security and privacy protection becomes paramount. This paper proposes a comprehensive framework for enhancing information security and privacy protection strategies within the electronic archiving process. Drawing upon insights from the fields of cyber security, data privacy, and archival science, our framework addresses key challenges and offers practical solutions to safeguard sensitive information throughout its lifecycle. Through a synthesis of existing literature, case studies, and expert interviews, we identify critical vulnerabilities and propose proactive measures to mitigate risks associated with unauthorized access, data breaches, and privacy violations. Our framework integrates technical controls, policy guidelines, and organizational practices to establish a resilient architecture that fosters trust, integrity, and confidentiality in electronic archiving systems. By adopting our proposed strategies, organizations can strengthen their defiance mechanisms and uphold the principles of information security and privacy in the digital age.

The Impact of Implementing a Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS) on Minimum Service Standards in the Field of Radiology

The use of Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS) has become an important step to increase the efficiency of radiology services. With PACS, fast access and flexibility in accessing patient medical images has had a major impact on reducing waiting times for radiology examination results. The aim of this research is to determine the waiting time for radiology services at the UPTD Embung Fatimah Regional Hospital, Batam City after implementing PACS. The research uses a mix-method method, namely research that combines quantitative and qualitative methods. Quantitative method by collecting service time data. Qualitative method by conducting in-depth interviews (in-depth interviews) and focus group discussions (FGD) to obtain information on perceptions from service implementers and users, then researchers will assess the impact of PACS on Minimum Service Standards (SPM) in the field of radiology at UPTD RSUD Embung Fatimah Batam city.The results of this research are that the use of PACS has significantly reduced radiology service time at the UPTD Embung Fatimah Regional Hospital, Batam City. There was a significant decrease in service time for outpatient services previously from 101.09 minutes to 62 minutes or 35.3%, for inpatient services from 108.26 minutes to 65.6 minutes or 41.04% and for CITO patients from 104.27 minutes to 60.5 minutes or 41.06% after application of PACS. The views of radiologists and radiographers regarding the differences in the quality of radiology services before and after using the PACS system show that there are better changes in the efficiency and quality of radiology services in hospitals. Stakeholder perceptions related to the speed of radiology service time after using the PACS system through various factors are considered to have a positive impact. Implementation of PACS clearly shows the potential for improving the efficiency, speed, and overall quality of radiology services. There was a significant reduction in waiting time for radiology examination services at the UPTD Embung Fatimah Hospital, Batam City after the implementation of PACS, which can provide an alternative in changing workflow and efficiency of radiology services.

Perancangan Sistem Informasi Klasifikasi Arsip BMKG Stasiun Meteorologi SMB II Kota Palembang

Archives is a record of activities or a source of information in various forms created by institutions, organizations, or individuals in the context of their activities. Archives can take the form of letters, documents, deeds, charters, books, and others, which can serve as valid evidence for actions and decisions. With the advancement of technology, archives can also take the form of audio, video, and digital content. This research was conducted at one of the government institutions, namely the BMKG office in Palembang, SMB II Meteorology Station. The archiving procedure applied here is still done manually or semi-manually. The purpose of this research is to design an archive classification system at the BMKG office in Palembang, SMB II Meteorology Station, to assist in the development of the existing archiving system in the institution. The result of the research is an interface design that illustrates how the archive information system can be implemented in the institution. In this information system design, the author provides an overview and a simple display of the archive classification system, which is expected to help the institution manage its company archives

Efficacy of Mobile Telemedicine System for Digital Subtraction Angiography of Moyamoya Disease Compared with Picture Archiving and Communication System.

Efficacy of Mobile Telemedicine System for Digital Subtraction Angiography of Moyamoya Disease Compared with Picture Archiving and Communication System.