Healthcare Data Matters
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What is this Clinical Data Repository thing anyway?
In his usual humorous style, Adam Coombes, HealthStore® Product Owner, unravels some of the three letter acronyms often (incorrectly) used to describe what BridgeHead’s HealthStore solution is and what it does. Read the full blog here.
Implementing shared care records with external FHIR repositories…how hard can it be?
During the recent HIMSS Interoperability Showcase, BridgeHead demonstrated a shared care record in action with the successful integration and data exchange with EPIC, Oracle Health, and the CDC. Read about our experiences and lessons learned here.
The system is down! How a Clinical Data Repository saved the day
In the first of a two part blog, Pedro Carvalho, one of BridgeHead’s Solutions Architects, discusses why a Clinical Data Repository came to the rescue for a healthcare customer whose PACS went down! Read the full blog here.
Also, check out our recent Cyberattack Mitigation blog series (4 blogs in total) using the links below…
Arming the healthcare enterprise for cyberattack risk mitigation
The hidden vulnerabilities in Healthcare Data Management
Reducing disruption to clinical operations following a cyberattack
Advancing recovery architectures in a cybercrime world
Product Information
HealthStore® 24R1 Release
RAPid 24A Release
- Less time to perform RAPid software upgrades
- Simpler license management
- Faster creation of public Cloud recovery points
- Seamless adoption for Dell offerings
- Uncomplicated Linux protection.
Professional Services
The benefits of being 100% dedicated to healthcare
As BridgeHead Software is a health tech company, this healthcare focus carries through to our Professional Services, which are designed to enhance and streamline our customers’ healthcare operations. But why does our healthcare specificity matter to customers?
Over the last 30 years, we’ve accumulated extensive healthcare knowledge and experience that enables us to better understand our customers’ problems and environments. Let’s look at one of the common challenges we are helping healthcare organizations solve today: the need to retire replaced or outdated legacy applications whilst retaining and leveraging the valuable patient, clinical, and administrative data those systems contain. When it comes to decommissioning legacy healthcare systems – whether EHRs, laboratory systems (LIMS), imaging applications (such as PACS and RIS), and more; we are familiar with the underlying infrastructures; we know about data models and schemas in healthcare applications; we understand how to extract, transfer, and load data from these systems into our Clinical Data Repository (ensuring it meets the appropriate quality gates and is correctly assigned to the right patient identifiers which, in some cases, are many and varied); and we provide Prince2 project management to ensure customer initiatives are completed on time and on budget.
It’s cases, such as these and more, where our customers tell us again and again that our long-standing healthcare experience makes all the difference.
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Customer Corner
In this edition, we have focused on two of our customers: Government of Jersey and Mount Graham Regional Medical Center (see below). However, if you’d like to read about some of our other customers’ journeys with BridgeHead, feel free to explore the references section on our website.
Government of Jersey overhauls management of its diagnostic imaging
Video Chat – “Cyberattack at Mount Graham – The Event, The Recovery, The Aftermath”
Latest Webinars & Videos
On-demand Webinar (62mins)
How to fortify your healthcare data and applications against cyberattacks
For an in-depth look into fortifying your resilience against cyberattacks,watch the webinar here.
How to FHIR enable your legacy healthcare data
On-demand Video (12mins)
On-demand Video (15mins)
Is your Clinical Data Repository resilient to cyberattack?
How to recover from a cyberattack in 3 days?
Research shows the average time to fully recover from a cyber event is 73 days! For a healthcare provider, this has far reaching consequences – clinically, operationally, and financially. In this video, BridgeHead’s Glenn Martin and Jamie Clifton discuss how we helped a customer to successfully recover their EHR following a cyberattack in 11 days; and how this could be further improved to just 3 days. View the full video here.
On-demand Video (14mins)
On-demand Video (3mins)
What are legacy applications and why are they a problem?
Helpful Resources
In this section, we have compiled some resources we hope you will find interesting. But, feel free to explore our library of assets ranging from whitepapers and datasheets to customer case studies and videos.
Mitigate your risk after a cyber event
Enterprise Imaging re-imagined
