Clarté Imaging Solutions, Inc.
Medical Imaging Experience & Affiliations
Experience and Affiliations
Clarte’s Strategic Relationships/Industry Interface
- Several Staff members currently Play Consulting Roles in the Society for Cardiac Angiography and Interventions (SCA&I) & American College of Cardiology (ACC).
- Staff members participated in the SCA&I/NEMA standardization project to design, development, implementation & evaluation of a test method standard for cardio-angiographic equipment as Industry standards.
- Conducted the SCA&I Paragon IQA image evaluations as part of the clinical trials to define IQ performance.
- Co-authored SCA&I Journal Articles featuring assessment results of the Paragon studies establishing the benchmarking of equipment performance.
- Dealership for Nuclear Associates to implement QA test products.
- Conducted industry-wide user QA training workshops with SCA&I for cine film replacement in the cath lab. (Filmless Cath Lab Educational Seminar Series).
- Staff has played a founding role in the NEMA/ACC DICOM standards activity for cine film replacement.
AT A GLANCE
Clarté staff possesses technical and clinical expertise in image applications and performance testing, and are well positioned in the Industry to provide best practice testing know-how and keep the test process standardized.
Clarte’s Competence & Relevant Experience Background
- The four principals of the company incorporation bring 130 years of combined experience in cardiac imaging; with expertise and know-how in 1). Industry standardization activities, 2). are recognized producers of education and quality in cardiology; 3). imaging applications development and clinical evaluation; and 4). image system serviceability & engineering.
- Its management team is comprised of experts from the disciplines of cardiology and industry, and highly experienced in research, education and image equipment performance evaluation.
- Clarte’s Consulting Business Builds-on 20 Years of IQA Program experience and possesses a performance testing database which originated from the NIH Sponsored CASS Research Study (1975).