Entilc, page-17

The success (or timing of success) for Enlitic will (as the thread says) be significantly influenced by:

1. The compelling stats regarding productivity improvements, consistency / reliability etc
2. The acceptance / adoption by a conservative medical profession.
3. In turn, the medical insurers particularly in the US will have a say if it reduces their growing radiology costs
4. The Professional Liability (Medical Malpractice) insurers for the radiologists will need to see clear evidence that there are less ‘false negative’ results or failure to detect disease which later become claims for negligence.

I am not sure about early adoption in countries such as in China and other countries. It might depend on their propensity to sue or claim for negligence.

The Enlitic results so far are good improvements but it would help early adoption if the results were better. “The study found that radiologists augmented by Enlitic were 21% faster, 11% more sensitive, and 9% more specific in their reading. “