RADIOLOGY INFORMATION SYSTEM. A system comprised of patient registration, film/chart tracking, scheduler, management reports, and other tools designed to increase the efficiency of radiology offices.
Rail Interface System. An accessory package originally designed by Knight's Armament for the M4 carbine, the RIS's versatility has led it to be adapted to several weapons platforms. The RIS consists of several accessory rails in place of a conventional foregrip; various accessories from grips to aiming devices can be mounted to the shooter's liking.
Radiology Information System. A computer system which stores the appointment information for a radiology department and may be linked to the HIS. A PACS may take exam booking information and demographics from the RIS to form worklists. See Hospital Information System (HIS) and Worklist.
See Radiology Information System.
Rail Interface System, now known as RAS.
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An abbreviation for Remote Installation Services, a group of services that allows an administrator to set up new client computers remotely.
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Remote Installation Service. Software services that allow a user to install Windows 2000 Professional from a Remote Install server with minimal interaction.
Radiology Information System. An integrated system for the processing of radiologic images. Arguably, the quickest, clinical ancillary area to be changing over to a paperless, patient record. Check the growing, Radiology and Imaging List at Emory. RIS is a key part of a clinical information system ( CIS), and an area that places a high demand on the HIS in terms of the need for electronic storage and rapid transmission of images. The remote interpretation of radiologic images - teleradiology, is a component of telemedicine.
See Remote Installation Services.
Radiology Information System. Radiology department computer system containing patient details and records.
Regulatory Information Service (RIS) – which ensures that information from listed and AIM companies, and certain other bodies, is disseminated to all subscribers (such as major information vendors) at the same time for onward transmission to the market.
Radiology Information System. Responsible for scheduling exams and report management.
Radiology Information System. A computer system for the administration of a radiology service, providing facilities for appointing, booking and managing patients' radiology examinations and reports.
Regulatory Information Service. Since 15th April 2002 listed companies have had a choice of RIS through which they can release their regulatory announcements. This choice brings an end to the LSE's monopoly of release of such information through its RNS. The RNS has continued to operate but has faced competition from other Primary Information Providers (PIPs) who have been approved by the FSA to act as regulatory information services for the distribution of regulatory information on behalf of listed companies. The PIPs currently include the RNS provided by London Stock Exchange, Business Wire Regulatory Disclosure provided by Business Wire, PR Newswire Disclose provided by PR Newswire, Newslink Financial provided by Newslink and PimsWire provided by Pims, FirstSight and Hugin Announce.
Remote Installation Services (RIS) is a service available on Microsoft Windows 2000 and Microsoft Windows Server 2003 servers that can be used to automate the deployment of Microsoft Windows XP Professional.
Rail Interface System (also known as RAS or 'a Weaver Rail') A 'RIS/RAS' rail is a flat hexagonal slatted rail that is attached to a strong-point on some military and airsoft guns. There are many accessories available that attach directly to this rail in seconds, making a set of RIS rails an almost essential add-on.
Radar Information Service. Provided to notify pilots of conflicting traffic outisde regulated airspace, but offering no avoiding action.
Ris is a station on Holmenkollbanen of the Oslo T-bane between Gaustad and Slemdal, located in the Vestre Aker borough. The station is located at an altitude of 121.3 metres. The Ris church and cemetery is located on the south side of the line and west of the station.
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