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by Offsite | May 13, 2016 | Blog, Radiology Information
Medical Imaging Portals and Offsite Storage a Good Match Meaningful Use requirements have prompted radiologists to make their examination reports available to patients in an electronic fashion within 24 hours of the exam. The question is – should patients be able to...
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by Offsite | May 10, 2016 | Blog, Data Back Up
Working With Offsite Vendors to Prevent Data Loss Frequent headlines give us examples of how hackers are always prepared to break through firewalls and work their way around computer systems, gaining access to sensitive information that should have been more securely...
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by Offsite | May 6, 2016 | Blog, Vendor Neutral Archiving
Offsite VNA Solutions to the Rescue The average patient seeks out medical assistance from multiple practitioners today, which is why it’s so important for medical data, especially medical imaging, to be shared without barriers. More and more facilities are adopting...
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by Offsite | Apr 29, 2016 | Blog, Hospital Data Storage
Keeping Hospital Data Safe and Available There were 112 million records compromised at hospitals through the U.S. in 2015. Millions of patients’ data got into the wrong hands, and it’s something that providers are looking to prevent from happening in 2016. How can you...
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by Offsite | Apr 26, 2016 | Blog, Data Back Up
Business Continuity Planning Improves With Offsite Services When any healthcare provider is without access to patient data because of an unplanned event, the importance of business continuity planning quickly becomes apparent, and should promote action. Interruptions...
