Mobility Advantage: Health Care Made Easier
Medical applications are among the most demanding users of network capacity, real-time performance, mission-critical reliability, and data security. Hospitals and medical centers are accelerating the pace of accessing and storing patient records via EMRs. In addition, the use of tablet computers to simplify record updates is growing. In March of 2011, a 45% increase was reported in health care professionals’ access to information by smartphone or iPad. Considering that data centers storing these records are often not connected to the main hospital, or medical office building, all this adds up to an explosion of information straining existing network infrastructure. Due to these pressures, hospitals and clinics are increasingly looking to IT departments to improve productivity and control costs. Learn more about the many advantages of using high-capacity wireless links to replace fiber or aging copper-based leased lines. 
June 5th @ 1PM ET--Get Control of Your Medical Images with a Cloud-Based Vendor-Neutral Archive: Who has control of your medical images – you or your PACS vendor? And are you enabling your organization’s EHR to access all types of medical images without adding to an already enormous storage burden? Attend this webinar to learn from leading industry experts how to build a true vendor-neutral archive, image-enable the EHR, and create an integrated, enterprise image management strategy in the cloud. May 23rd @ 2PM ET--Providers’ Perceptions: EMR Impressions & Strategies, Post-Implementation: Billian Inc. will present findings of a primary market research study examining providers' perceptions of EMRs, post-implementation. The research explores EMR satisfaction across key performance areas such as functionality and support. The research also highlights strategies for successful IT adoption post-sale. May 15th @ 1PM ET--North York General Hospital Completes the Patient Record & Unites Departments with Enterprise Content Management: North York General Hospital, one of Canada’s leading community teaching hospitals and one of three Canadian hospitals to reach HIMSS Analytics Stage 6, had a paper-intensive environment and needed a way to provide quicker access to documentation. Last year, the Hospital chose to implement an enterprise content management (ECM) solution – not only to augment its EMR so clinicians had a complete view of the patient record but to provide content and process management across the hospital.
Improving Community Connectivity, Care Coordination and Outcomes: Learn more about what is being accomplished in communities that are coordinating healthcare. Jason Colquitt, director of research services from Greenway Medical Technologies, will share insights on how community connectivity is helping provide clearer analytics, improved clinical and financial outcomes and improving the health and quality of life of individuals and the community at large. Rebecca Little, director of operations at Genesis OB/GYN, Tucson, AZ, will share how her practice directly connects to hospitals in her community to share patient data, and how this connectivity is helping increase care coordination. 
Don't Get Hijacked – Protect Your Domain with DNSSEC: With DNS attacks soaring, e-commerce sites are increasingly dependent on a secure Internet to ensure their customers arrive at the correct website with no middle man collecting personal and private information. If your healthcare site has not yet suffered a DNS redirection attack, chances are that it will soon. Secure64 DNS Signer adds digital signatures to your existing DNS data - signatures that are used to authenticate DNS responses and prevent DNS redirection attacks. Maple Grove Hospital: Building Innovative Healthcare Communications From the Ground Up: Please join Maple Grove Hospital's Executive Director of Patient Care Services Eric Nelson and Senior IT Project Manager Craig Wolgemuth for an informative, one-hour webinar to learn how this forward-looking hospital was built to live up to its mission of delivering healthcare as it ought to be, which included the implementation of communications technologies and workflows that would help increase patient safety and staff efficiency. Case Study: Sentara Healthcare Completes an Award-Winning EHR with Enterprise Content Management: Providers today recognize that even the most powerful EMRs can't handle the content that exists outside of the patient record. Unstructured, ancillary documents and content related to patient care – paper, forms, faxes, graphics, photos and other clinical images – is often disconnected from electronic records. For Sentara Healthcare, access to accurate, timely and complete patient information is instrumental to increasing quality and service of care, and enterprise content management (ECM) is a vital part of that enterprise EHR strategy.
