Part 3 – A Common Problem with PACS Image Archive: Tape
This is part 3 of a 3-part blog series, on overcoming the unique challenges presented in archiving PACS images to tape. In part 1, I provided details on why this is a problem for most hospitals. In part 2, I provided information on how BridgeHead worked with one...Part 2 – A Common Problem with PACS Image Archives: Tape
As described in our Part 1 blog entry on this topic, we have become aware that many hospitals are in the position of relying on a single device, often a tape library for their PACS image archive. We have worked with a hospital in the upper Midwest to solve this...Part 1 – A Common Problem with PACS Image Archive: Tape
In our work with hospitals using various PACS systems, we’ve become aware of a common situation which can be solved easily and at low cost with BridgeHead to alleviate tape dependencies. What’s the Problem? A PACS receives radiology images in the DICOM format and upon...Vendor Neutral Does Not Mean Vendor Compatible
One of the ideals behind a Vendor Neutral Archive (VNA) is that the data will be in a standards-based format making it available to any application that complies with the DICOM standard. So, in theory, once the data has been migrated from a proprietary archive to a...QE Gateshead’s 1st Step to Healthcare Data Management – Starting With Images
Following our press announcement we’re pleased to be able to talk openly about the work we are doing at Gateshead Health NHS Foundation Trust (QE Gateshead). As it embarks upon its long-term strategy towards the vision of a holistic digital patient record, BridgeHead...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/