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Radiology runs on a real-time view of its own workflows

Prof. Michael Forsting, Director of the Institute for Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology and Neuroradiology at University Hospital Essen, on how Firemetrics became part of daily operations.

Organisation University Hospital Essen, Institute for Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology and Neuroradiology

Clinicians in front of a live radiology dashboard

Format Video interviewvideo fileTBC

  • Firemetrics role Real-time dashboards on radiology data
  • Focus Exams per scanner, peak times, time-to-report

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Julia van Holt CEO, Firemetrics · June 2025

Julia van Holt CEO, Firemetrics · June 2025

In this Firemetrics use case example video, Professor Michael Forsting, Director of the Institute for Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology and Neuroradiology at University Hospital Essen, shares how Firemetrics has become an integral part of his department’s daily operations. He describes the specific challenges radiology has long faced—such as siloed data, limited access to actionable insights, and delays in diagnostics—and explains how Firemetrics helps overcome these issues by integrating and analyzing data from across legacy IT systems.

The result: faster diagnoses, improved patient care, and a comprehensive, real-time view of clinical workflows. Beyond radiology, Professor Forsting also provides a forward-looking perspective on the strategic importance of business intelligence and analytics for the hospital leadership as a whole.

Disclaimer:This video was originally recorded in German and later translated and voice-synchronized into English using AI technology. Please note that inconsistencies in audio quality or phrasing may occur due to the automated translation process. We appreciate your understanding.

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