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Nine Steps to Better Disaster Recovery Planning
The time to prepare for a disaster is before it occurs! One would say that this is pretty logical, but too many healthcare organizations fail to prepare for this unwanted event, or don't do the right things to prepare properly. In this piece, Stephen Matheson, Vice...
Digital Health: Special Report – VNA & Data Storage
In her latest special report, Kim Thomas from Digital Health explores the new uses and the emerging trends for Vendor Neutral Archives (VNA), and the IT architecture for delivering them. In this feature, Jim Beagle (President and CEO, BridgeHead...
BridgeHead Software Accepted on G-Cloud 8 Framework
ASHTEAD, UK – 19 October 2016 – BridgeHead Software, the leading healthcare data management provider, today announced that it has been accepted as a supplier on the latest version of the UK government’s public sector cloud procurement framework, G-Cloud 8. The...
Say Goodbye to Your Legacy IT Systems
Are your hospital legacy IT systems ticking time bombs? Could they drag other systems down in a cascading failure or offer an entry for cyber thieves? 2 thought-provoking questions asked by Michael Ball, PhD, Senior Vice President, North America, BridgeHead Software...
Patient Data: The Catalyst to Raising Standards in Healthcare
Great coverage in Building Better Healthcare entitled "Patient data: the catalyst to raising standards in healthcare". The piece focuses on research undertaken by Massimiliano Claps at IDC on the increasing need of a 360-degree patient view and the resulting rise of...
Imaging Informatics: Toward Full Access to Patient Records — Standards-Based Approach Links Data Siloes
Electronic Medical Record (EMR) systems were expected by many to be the solution for realize the vision of the longitudinal patient record. However, to date, that promise has not been delivered on as EMRs and/or clinical portals only show recent patient information...
Backing Up Your Backups
In this feature, our very own Stephen Matheson, Vice President, Product and Sales, BridgeHead Software provides six operational tips for managing data at a secondary site. According to Steve, data flowing through hospital systems to help clinicians and staff...
BridgeHead is Proud to Celebrate National Health IT Week 2016
To mark the important role health information technology plays in improving healthcare delivery in America, BridgeHead Software and others across the U.S. have joined together to celebrate National Health Information Technology (NHIT) Week, September 26-30, 2016....
BridgeHead Announces Integration with EMC XtremIO All-Flash Array
Integration with EMC’s leading technology enables BridgeHead to continue to bring best-of-breed solutions to the marketplace for healthcare customers WOBURN, Mass. and ASHTEAD, UK – 2nd August 2016 – BridgeHead Software, a leader in healthcare data management,...
Implementing Systems in an Increasingly Paperless Industry
Read this electronic magazine (pages 151 - 154) to learn the story of Magnolia Regional Health Center and how its CIO, David Parker, implements healthcare IT systems in an increasingly paperless industry. BridgeHead is proud to be underpinning and protecting the main...
The Bigger Picture: Sharing PACS Images
With a focus on sharing PACS images, this article from Digital Health talks about the emerging need to better share patient information between geographically dispersed healthcare organisations. A range of vendors and healthcare IT professionals offer their views on...
Homerton NHS Integrates Image Data Into Its EPR Via Next Generation VNA
Trust accelerates digital transformation strategy by integrating its Electronic Patient Record with BridgeHead’s Independent Clinical Archive (ICA), HealthStore® ASHTEAD, UK – 19th July 2016 – Homerton University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (Homerton) in east London...
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