Enterprise solution
Integrated diagnostics
Philips Integrated Diagnostics, grounded in deep clinical expertise, connects data, workflows, and intelligence across radiology, cardiology, pathology, and beyond—creating a unified diagnostic foundation where the full patient story comes together.
Turn diagnostic data into confident decisions.
By bringing diagnostic information together across systems and specialties, Philips Integrated Diagnostics enables clinicians to access complete patient context and collaborate more effectively. By connecting workflows and embedding intelligence directly into the clinical experience, it helps reduce friction, streamline reporting, and accelerate time to diagnosis- supporting faster, more confident decisions at enterprise scale.
When diagnostic data comes together, decisions move faster.
- Create complete patient context cross specialties, sites, and time by bringing diagnostic data together around the patient.
- Give clinicians time back by reducing manual navigation and unnecessary system switching.
- Enable more seamless collaboration with connected workflows that help care teams move faster.
- Strengthen confidence in decisions by embedding intelligence directly into the clinical workflow—without adding complexity.
Connect data, workflows, and intelligence across the diagnostic enterprise.
- Unify diagnostic data across radiology, cardiology, pathology, and beyond- creating a connected foundation with longitudinal patient context across specialties, sites, and time.
- Integrate workflows across systems and teams, bringing imaging, reporting, and clinical insights into a more seamless diagnostic experience.
- Embed AI insights directly into the clinical workflow supporting prioritization and decision-making without adding complexity or extra steps.
- Scale with a flexible, enterprise-ready foundation designed to support evolving diagnostic needs, innovation, and growth across the organization.
When imaging, reports, and insights come together, care moves differently.
- Shorten time to diagnosis by enabling faster access to complete, connected patient information.
- Strengthen multidisciplinary collaboration with a shared view of imaging, reports, and insights across teams and specialties.
- Reduce cognitive burden on clinicians by limiting manual steps and fragmented workflows giving them more time to focus on patients.
- Increase confidence in decisions with intelligence embedded directly into the clinical experience.
Diagnostics has reached an inflection point.
- Data volumes are accelerating at scale with more than 3.6 billion imaging procedures annually and rapidly expanding multi-modal, longitudinal patient data.
- Operational complexity is increasing as multiple systems and platforms create inefficiencies, delay access to complete patient context, and add cost over time.
- AI is advancing quickly with more than 1,450 FDA-authorized AI-enabled medical devices making access to connected, governed data essential for real-world impact.
- Health systems are shifting to enterprise strategies moving toward connected diagnostic foundations that support scalability, performance, and continuous innovation.
A connected, stepwise approach to move from fragmented diagnostics to confident decisions
Integrated Diagnostics reflects how health systems naturally evolve toward connected, confident decision-making. Each step builds on the last—unifying data, connecting workflows, embedding intelligence, strengthening collaboration, and supporting scalable innovation. This helps teams reduce friction, bring clinical context together around the patient, and create a future-ready diagnostic foundation without forcing disruption.
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Footnotes
- Integrative Diagnostics: The Time Is Now—A Report From the International Society for Strategic Studies in Radiology - Journal of the American College of Radiology (jacr.org)
- philips-future-health-index-2024-report-better-care-for-more-people-global.pdf page 15.
- Signify Research Digital Pathology World – 2023 (April 2023)
- Digital pathology | Philips Healthcare
- European Radiology 2019 (Univ. of Cologne)- Follow-up MRI in multiple sclerosis patients: automated co-registration and lesion color-coding improves diagnostic accuracy and reduces reading time b. ISP 9 Philips whitepaper- The clinical utility of a novel imaging application for serial brain imaging: MR LoBI.
- Orchestrating radiologist workflow - Philips
- Results from usage in four customer sites and don’t reflect other usage in other sites; savings estimated based on average radiologist hourly fee in the USA.
Disclaimer
* https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/software-medical-device-samd/artificial-intelligence-enabled-medical-devices as of 6 March 2026
Results are specific to the institution where they were obtained and may not reflect the results achievable at other institutions. Results in other cases may vary.