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DOI 10.1177/20552076251386788

Медицинская библиотека · Digital health · 2025

Digital innovations for sustainable radiology: Reducing waste, emissions, and inefficiencies in imaging workflows.

Toker Igor, Jansen Sven, Knoche Julius, Lorenz Daniel

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Healthcare systems worldwide face growing pressure to reduce environmental impact while maintaining high-quality, cost-effective care. Radiology, a particularly resource-intensive discipline, contributes significantly to healthcare-related emissions and operational inefficiencies. At the same time, digital technologies-such as artificial intelligence (AI), structured reporting, and smart scheduling-offer powerful tools to address both ecological and economic challenges. For example, AI-driven protocol optimization has been shown to cut energy consumption by up to 56% and examination time by 55%, directly aligning sustainability with operational efficiency. Using radiology as a representative case, this article examines how these innovations can reduce environmental waste, imaging overuse, and workflow inefficiencies, offering a scalable blueprint for healthcare-wide transformation. This commentary draws on a targeted review of recent literature, supplemented by practical insights from clinical radiology practice.

Для цитирования: Toker Igor, Jansen Sven, Knoche Julius, Lorenz Daniel. Digital innovations for sustainable radiology: Reducing waste, emissions, and inefficiencies in imaging workflows.. Digital health. 2025. DOI: 10.1177/20552076251386788.
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