Ambra Health Supports Campaign to #DitchTheDisk
57 customers in 2019 ditched disk to eliminate usage of CDs for medical image exchange throughout healthcare.
This is a Press Release edited by StorageNewsletter.com on May 27, 2019 at 2:20 pmAmbra Health (DICOM Grid, Inc.), makers of a cloud-based, medical image management suite, announced its support of a campaign to eliminate the usage of CDs for medical image exchange throughout healthcare.
The campaign called, #DitchTheDisk, highlights the high costs, wasted time, and negative impacts on patient care attributed to CDs.
Ambra’s support of the campaign includes a website and content to help healthcare administrators, and IT professionals understand the impact and the costs of CDs for both their bottom line and their patients’ outcomes. The site includes a CD cost calculator and new eBook which detail the reasons why CDs are a burden and how facilities across the country have eliminated them.
Ambra Health has seen healthcare organizations of all types switch to its cloud platform for image exchange and storage. From January of 2019, Ambra has added 57 customers, bringing its total to over 450 customers and 6 billion images under management.
“CDs are a dead mode of transfer in technology,” said Morris Panner, CEO, Ambra Health. “The healthcare system of today will ask a patient with broken ribs to drive and pick up their CD at the hospital and take it to their referring physician appointment. We must do better, and we can. The technology exists for secure image transfer in the cloud.“
Facilities can visit the #DitchTheDisk website to utilize these resources on CD elimination. Those interested in learning more about Ambra Health’s imaging solutions can receive a live demo during the upcoming SIIM 2019 conference. Ambra Health CEO Morris Panner, will be speaking on the panel, The Shift from Many PACS to One Enterprise PACS: Challenges on June 26 in the exhibit hall theater, Aurora Hall 2.