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Designing the user experience of healthcare institutions
- lostlogin 13y agoAny GE innovation that claims to improve MRI can start with their user interface and poor functionality. I'm sure patients would prefer a quicker scan than a pretty room. I can get better images in less time on Philips and Seimens scanners, give me that tech and pretty up their scan rooms. And yes, I am talking about GEs latest offering (3T 750w). It crashes, the interface misses the first keystroke most times I enter a value, the ability to display images I have acquired is broken and images won't display. You can't stitch images frequently, it merges different patients data into one study (FDA notified, although I haven't seen this bug). Image quality is low resolution and artifact prone. The list goes on. Frankly, its broken. Avoid GE MRI.