Ambra Health Virtual Event

Rapidly indexing through billions of images and data requires complex IT infrastructure. Learn how vendors and facilities can establish strategies for gathering real-world evidence, including imaging and diverse data, successfully.

Executive Insights from Ambra Health, Cincinnati Children's Hospital, Mount Sinai, and Weill Cornell Medical College: - The negative impact of CDs on patient care. - Interoperability and standards across image exchange. - Money and time wasted by facilities and patients alike.

Executive Insights from Republic County Hospital, Connecticut Orthopaedic Specialists, and Ambra Health:

• Why your organization needs to consolidate disparate imaging systems.
• How elastic cloud architecture scales to meet increasing image volumes, systems, users, and organizations.
• Understanding patient demands for access.

The original technology within imaging centers was never designed for what today's market is looking for - value-based care. As many imaging centers continue to expand, managing the increasing volume and size of studies has become burdensome. In this ebook, we examine the growing pressure from government regulations, payers, providers, and even patients themselves.

A new trend is emerging where all facilities, not just large hospital systems, are stepping away from PACS and shifting their archiving to cloud-based vendor-neutral archives. There are a few key factors in this shift, like the increasing amount of healthcare data, patients demanding increased accessibility, and disaster recovery becoming a new priority. Cloud VNAs allow the connection of other systems like a RIS or EHRs and made it simple to transfer and view studies, integrate priors, and create a holistic patient health record.

The current shift towards telehealth services has forced hospitals and health systems to evaluate their processes for sharing patient data. With the increase of remote visits and desire from patients to have access to their records, remote sharing has become a crucial part of medical records management.

UC Health is committed to advancing medical knowledge through clinical research. Working with Ambra Health, they launched an academic research cloud PACS at their facility.

Ambra empowers Stanford Children's ability to digest outside imaging studies through various means.

Integration between BNI's portal and Ambra for Second Opinions provides a seamless process for BNI's staff and patients.

Jefferson Radiology partnered with Ambra to create a revolutionary imaging workflow replacing their legacy image exchange vendor.