About 30,000 Trademarks found for “society for imaging informatics in medicine”

educational services, namely, conducting classes, seminars, conferences, courses, symposiums, lectures, workshops, and instructor training in the field of intention based medicine

Entertainment in the nature of live performances by a musical artist, musical group or musical band; entertainment services in the nature of visual and audio performances by a musical artist, musical group and musical band; entertainment services, namely, providing a web site featuring non-downloadable musical performances, non-downloadable musical videos, non-downloadable audio recordings featuring music, non-downloadable film clips in the field of music, and non-downloadable photographs; entertainment services, namely, providing non-downloadable prerecorded music, information in the field of music, and commentary and articles about music, all online via a global computer network

Musical sound recordings; pre-recorded audio-visual recordings, namely, compact discs, tape cassettes, audio cassettes, audio tapes, audio compact discs, phonograph records, multimedia software recorded on CD-ROMs, video compact discs, DVDs, and MP3 recordings, all featuring music; downloadable musical sound recordings; downloadable video recordings featuring music

Computer software for medical imaging; Picture archiving and communications systems, also known as PACS, namely, computer software for capturing, reviewing, analyzing, storing, archiving, organizing, and distributing radiographic images, and for database management, with networking and interface capabilities, within a healthcare facility; Computer software for the medical field, namely, software which provides real-time access to radiology images and reports across computer networks and the internet; Computer software for acquiring, archiving, compressing, capturing, creating, manipulating, converting, transferring, presenting, displaying, managing, processing and storing medical images and medical documents; Computer software for transmitting, distributing, disseminating, receiving, and displaying of medical images and medical documents over local area networks, wide area networks, and global computer networks; Radiology information systems, also known as RIS, namely, computer software for the medical field which provides real-time access to medical information across computer networks and the internet, computer software for use in managing medical records and patient information, for medical practice management, for acquiring, archiving, capturing, creating, manipulating, converting, transferring, presenting, displaying, managing, processing and storing medical information, for transmitting, distributing, disseminating, receiving, and displaying medical information over local area networks, wide area networks, and global computer networks, and for scheduling, registration, workflow, processing, reporting, and billing; Computer software for the medical field, namely, software which provides real-time access to medical information across computer networks and the internet; Computer software for use in managing medical records and patient information and for medical practice management; Computer software for acquiring, archiving, capturing, creating, manipulating, converting, transferring, presenting, displaying, managing, processing and storing of medical information; Computer software for transmitting, distributing, disseminating, receiving, and displaying of medical information over local area networks, wide area networks, and global computer networks; Computer software the medical field, namely, for scheduling, registration, workflow, processing, reporting, and billing

The mark consists of a large letter "I" with a superscript number "3" on a circle or sphere; the circle or sphere containing the number "3" appears to be orbiting as an electron above the letter "I"; the words "intuitive imaging informatics" are stacked on the right side of the large letter "I"; the stacked words "intuitive" "imaging" and "informatics" are left-justified.

The mark consists of the letter "M" with the letter "i" formed in one leg of the letter "M" upon a circular background beside the words "Medical Informatics".

Educational services, namely, providing online training seminars in the field of computer software, computer systems and computer programming; providing a website featuring resources, namely, non-downloadable, publications in the nature of white pages, booklets, academic periodicals and industry periodicals in the nature of magazines and journals, in the field of computer software, computer systems and computer programming

The mark consists of the design element of four orange triangles and one blue triangle arranged in the shape of a diamond, with two orange triangles overlapping to the left and two orange triangles and one blue triangle overlapping on the right; and to the right, the literal element "INFORMATICA" in black.

computer software programs and associated manuals provided as one unit for applications development and data base management

Recorded software for automation of workflows, data management and data analytics in the fields of scientific and medical research and development

L SEVEN INFORMATICS

Consulting in the fields of business organization and management, namely, analyzing patient data to advise physicians about the performance of their medical practices

Certification Services, Namely, Testing, Analysis and Evaluation of the Knowledge, Skill, and Experience of Others in the Field of Medical Imaging Informatics for the Purpose of Certification