Which Features are Most Critical for a Hospital VNA? Laurel Bridge Weighs In
By Tony Cotterill @TonyCotterill Recently, the BridgeHead team caught up with Greg Muller, director of business development, and Bronson Hokuf, vice president and product development manager, at Laurel Bridge Software, Inc. Their technical team completed a rigorous...The Benefits of an Engineered, Standard Product Solution for Caché Database Protection
By Kelly Baig @KellyEHB This week, BridgeHead announced our introduction of a new solution for backup and recovery protection of InterSystems Caché® databases. This solution is important for hospitals because, to our knowledge, this is the first time any backup vendor...Our Approach: Avoid Disrupting Departmental Workflows with Vendor-Neutral Archives (VNAs)
By Tim Kaschinske @TimKaschinske A common discussion with regard to a PACS VNA is whether the archive should participate in the clinical workflow. The view among most VNA vendors appears to be that the VNA can help correct problems with the clinical workflow, making...A Key Hospital Consideration: Where will Your Medical Archive be Stored in 20 Years?
By Tim Kaschinske @TimKaschinske When you archive your data, how long do you expect to keep it? Will you keep it for five, ten, twenty years, or longer? In healthcare, there are regulatory requirements that mandate how long you keep much of the data that you have...BridgeHead on Twitter
The Cloud went down mid-project—but this hospital kept going.
In Part 2 of his blog, BridgeHead’s Pedro Carvalho shares how a resilient #ClinicalDataRepository setup avoided disaster during a major #legacydata migration.
Read it here: https://www2.bridgeheadsoftware.com/system-downtime-in-healthcare-how-a-clinical-data-repository-saved-the-day-part-2-tw/