Oklahoma Cancer Specialists Revolutionise Patient Care
In the heart of Northeast Oklahoma, a comprehensive cancer centre has been quietly revolutionising patient care. Oklahoma Cancer Specialists and Research Institute (OCSRI), a physician-owned oncology network of board-certified medical, gynaecological and radiation oncologists, has emerged as a beacon of hope for cancer patients in the region.
At the core of OCSRI’s technological transformation lies the implementation of GE HealthCare's Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS), which has dramatically improved the efficiency and quality of care provided by the institute’s team of healthcare professionals.
Formed in 2016 as a partnership between St. John Health System and Tulsa Cancer Institute, the institute has grown into a formidable force in cancer treatment and research. Today, OCSRI is a community-based oncology practice with 400 staff members, including a combined 40 physicians and allied health professionals, and focuses on providing high-quality, value-based care for Oklahomans.
The scale of OCSRI’s operations is staggering. On an average day, the institute sees about 600 patients for various services, ranging from simple chest X-rays to complex chemotherapy and radiation treatments. This high volume of patients and the diverse array of services offered present unique challenges in terms of data management and workflow efficiency – challenges that GE HealthCare's PACS systems have been instrumental in addressing.
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