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Michigan Hospital Improves Patient Care with Healthy Infrastructure by Intel and HP September 19, 2011 - (Free Research) At Metro Health, doctors use an electronic medical record (EMR) application to look at a patient’s medical history, enter examination notes and diagnoses, write prescriptions and view test results. Learn how Metro Health improved availability and lowered energy bills with a server approach. (CASE STUDY) VIEW ABSTRACT | GO TO CASE STUDY

Clinical Archiving Made Simple - Compliance, Protection, And Unified Availability That Scales by Dell, Inc. May 11, 2011 - (Free Research) Medical imaging is achieving phenomenal growth. This advance in patient care comes at a cost - a data explosion and resulting silos of clinical information that threaten to overwhelm your data center. With the Unified Clinical Archive, you can store, access, and share medical files from all your medical imaging applications. (WEBCAST) VIEW ABSTRACT | GO TO WEBCAST

Presentation Transcript: Clinical Archiving Made Simple - Compliance, Protection, And Unified Availability That Scales by Dell, Inc. May 18, 2011 - (Free Research) Medical imaging is achieving phenomenal growth. This advance in patient care comes at a cost - a data explosion and resulting silos of clinical information that threaten to overwhelm your data center. With the Unified Clinical Archive, you can store, access, and share medical files from all your medical imaging applications. (PRESENTATION TRANSCRIPT) VIEW ABSTRACT | GO TO

Scottsdale Medical Imaging: Radiology practice standardizes on HP Workstations, desktops by Intel and HP September 19, 2011 - (Free Research) Scottsdale Medical Imaging has standardized on HP products wherever possible—from business desktop PCs to the servers that support administrative operations and redundant storage arrays that store the vast library of medical images.  Download this case study for additional details on their objective, approach, IT improvements and business benefits. (CASE STUDY) VIEW ABSTRACT | GO TO CASE STUDY

Consolidating and Archiving Patient-centric Medical Images by Dell, Inc. May 09, 2011 - (Free Research) As medical imaging evolves in the digital era, images must be delivered through a single information network and be easily accessible. Current methods of managing images are proving increasingly inefficient and costly.  Read about a platform that addresses these concerns and provides simplified and accelerated access to medical files and images. (WHITE PAPER) VIEW ABSTRACT | GO TO WHITE PAPER

Philips Medical Systems Cures Storage Heartache with the Intel® Entry Storage System SS4000-E by Intel Corporation January 04, 2008 - (Free Research) Using two of the Intel SS4000-E storage servers mirrored for additional redundancy, Philips has cut about USD 10 thousand off the storage cost for more than one terabyte of data by eliminating the need to buy expensive optical disks. (WHITE PAPER) VIEW ABSTRACT | GO TO WHITE PAPER

Architecting for the Future: Converged Medical Infrastructure Improves Patient Care and Clinician Efficiency by Intel and HP November 14, 2011 - (Free Research) The impact of health care legislation, including ARRA and the HITECH Act, will accelerate spending on health IT and clinical applications – leading to an increased need for storage. Inside this white paper, learn how a converged medical infrastructure can help store extensive patient data in a secure, efficient manner. (WHITE PAPER) VIEW ABSTRACT | GO TO WHITE PAPER

Futureproofing healthcare with Converged Medical Infrastructure by Intel and HP November 14, 2011 - (Free Research) Health care facilities require flexible, reliable storage for ever increasing patient data. This webcast covers the benefits of a converged medical infrastructure, including cost reductions and improvements in scalability and flexibility. (WEBCAST) VIEW ABSTRACT | GO TO WEBCAST

Gwinnett Medical Center relies on flexible storage to meet goals by Intel and HP September 19, 2011 - (Free Research) Gwinnett Medical Center uses the HP storage area network (SAN) to support almost all of its critical clinical and enterprise management applications. Learn how the SAN supports the hospital system’s full range of McKesson applications, including EHR, pharmacy, physician portal, surgical management, PACS and radiology operations. (CASE STUDY) VIEW ABSTRACT | GO TO CASE STUDY

Enabling Fast and Secure Clinician Workflow with One-Touch Desktop Roaming by VMware, Inc. January 11, 2012 - (Free Research) Learn how to maximize electronic medical records (EMR) user adoption by providing fast, convenient, secure access to EMR data across multiple clients, where and when the clinician requests it. (WHITE PAPER) VIEW ABSTRACT | GO TO WHITE PAPER

Getting the PACS archive and EHR systems to talk to each other by Ciena June 10, 2011 - (Free Research) Complying with the HITECH Act involves the exchange of data -- such as medical images -- across interoperable systems. Unfortunately, opening up proprietary images enterprise-wide to patients and their physicians can be complex. Inside this expert e-guide, learn how to plan ahead for this process with preparation and testing strategies. (EGUIDE) VIEW ABSTRACT | GO TO

HP Converged medical infrastructure and Agfa Healthcare by Intel and HP November 15, 2011 - (Free Research) Today’s health care organizations face a growing list of challenges. And as the volume of patient data continues to explode, they need imaging solutions that streamline management and help control health care delivery costs. Access this white paper for an outline of imaging solutions that offer efficient data management tools. (WHITE PAPER) VIEW ABSTRACT | GO TO WHITE PAPER

Computer Weekly 24 January 2012: Has Microsoft succeeded with Trustworthy Computing? by ComputerWeekly.com January 24, 2012 - (Free Research) In this week’s Computer Weekly, we mark the 10th anniversary of Microsoft’s Bill Gates announcing the Trustworthy Computing initiative, and ask if it has made IT more secure. We look at what Oracle’s latest developments mean for its software users running rivals’ servers, and conclude our Buyer’s Guide to IT consumerisation. Download the issue now. (EZINE) VIEW ABSTRACT | GO TO

Healthcare sector to shed pounds with mobile health applications by ComputerWeekly.com November 26, 2010 - (Free Research) If the worldwide health system is not in crisis, it is under intense pressure and cost cutting trends in the light of the global downturn are only set to continue. For most hospitals and medical establishments budget allocations for IT were expected to be smaller in 2009 than in 2008. (WHITE PAPER) VIEW ABSTRACT | GO TO WHITE PAPER

CW+: Analyst's take: Benefits of Siemens product lifecycle management software for life sciences by ComputerWeekly.com January 03, 2011 - (Free Research) Siemens product lifecycle management (PLM) Software for life sciences can help medical device manufacturers manage compliance requirements while supporting greater collaboration, ultimately reducing costs while improving patient outcomes. (WHITE PAPER) VIEW ABSTRACT | GO TO WHITE PAPER

Total Economic ImpactTM Of VMware Virtual Desktop Infrastructure – Healthcare Industry by Dell, Inc. August 04, 2011 - (Free Research) Forrester Consulting studied the total economic impact and potential return on investment (ROI) that healthcare facilities may realize by deploying VMware Virtual Desktop Infrastructure. Learn more about the financial impact of moving from a traditional one-PC-per-user model to a centralized, hosted virtual-desktop delivery model. (WHITE PAPER) VIEW ABSTRACT | GO TO WHITE PAPER

McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital - Case Study by VMware, Inc. January 09, 2012 - (Free Research) Access this case study to learn how the IT team at Ross Medical Center has virtualized 90% of their x86 servers and replaced more than half of their aging desktop PCs with low-cost thin clients, achieving dramatic cost savings while improving the productivity of clinicians and IT administrators alike. (CASE STUDY) VIEW ABSTRACT | GO TO CASE STUDY

San Gorgonio Memorial Hospital cures budget blues with Imation InfiniVault by Imation Corp. (E-mail this company) February 02, 2012 - (Free Research) Check out this case study to learn how one hospital found an archiving solution that allows the hospital staff to effectively and cost-efficiently back up medical records and patient information. Learn the specs of the storage solution that SGMH implemented, and discover how it saved the company roughly $80,000 over a four year period. (CASE STUDY) VIEW ABSTRACT | GO TO CASE STUDY

Migration to IMPAX6 helps busy Maryland hospital meet zero downtime goal by Intel and HP November 15, 2011 - (Free Research) Access this resource to find out how the University of Maryland Medical Center was able to migrate to a new PACS system that enabled improvements in areas such as collaboration, availability and business intelligence. (WHITE PAPER) VIEW ABSTRACT | GO TO WHITE PAPER

InterSystems TrakCare and HP Converged Medical Infrastructure by Intel and HP November 15, 2011 - (Free Research) Faced with increasing expectations of care and expensive drugs, procedures and equipment, health care facilities must deliver better outcomes at a reduced cost. Learn about a health care system that delivers the right information at the right time—helping clinical personnel make better informed decisions based on pertinent data. (WHITE PAPER) VIEW ABSTRACT | GO TO WHITE PAPER

Maricopa Integrated Health System Case Study – Server and storage technology helps drive hospital’s EMR adoption by Intel and HP September 19, 2011 - (Free Research) Maricopa Integrated Health System had a major decision to make: continue with its paper-based patient record system or adopt an electronic medical record (EMR) solution.  In this case study, learn how Maricopa approached this project and what they realized in terms of IT and business benefits. (CASE STUDY) VIEW ABSTRACT | GO TO CASE STUDY

Norman Regional Health System: ROI Case Study by Intel and HP September 16, 2011 - (Free Research) Norman Regional Health System improves reliability, reduces costs, improves patient care and gains $6.1M in benefits with an HP and Meditech solution.  (WHITE PAPER) VIEW ABSTRACT | GO TO WHITE PAPER

Strategy Guide to Business Risk Mitigation for Healthcare by Intel and HP March 21, 2011 - (Free Research) If a server goes down in a hospital, it is a matter of life and death. In this paper, learn how healthcare IT managers are keeping their data centers up and running 24/7 with an infrastructure that is robust enough to support new healthcare IT initiatives, including Electronic Medical Records systems. (WHITE PAPER) VIEW ABSTRACT | GO TO WHITE PAPER

Eisenhower Medical Center by HP November 10, 2011 - (Free Research) Data centers are a complex and critical part of today’s business infrastructure, usually built up over a period of time. But what happens when you have to move an entire data center at once? This resource presents key points when moving a data center. (WEBCAST) VIEW ABSTRACT | GO TO WEBCAST

Gartner Webcast: Keeping Operations Healthy With Fluid Data Storage by Dell Compellent May 06, 2011 - (Free Research) If there's one absolute truth in Healthcare IT, it's that data will continue to grow exponentially. Data intensive image archiving, electronic medical records, and healthcare management systems have greatly increased data storage and recovery requirements for healthcare providers. How do you find the right storage system to fit your needs? (WEBCAST) VIEW ABSTRACT | GO TO WEBCAST

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