1. Consolidate Date
2. End Data Silos
3. Optimize IT Costs
We can deliver our vendor-neutral archive where and how you need it.
If you’re starting a VNA selection process or vendor-neutral archive comparison of vendor solutions, there are some things about our technology that are important for you to know:
The Thinking Systems VNACloud is a unique enterprise imaging platform that streamlines and consolidates disparate imaging systems throughout a healthcare enterprise. It allows you to image enable your EMR and access relevant clinical data and images for patients through a single interface and system. Our VNA enables you to improve clinical workflow for clinicians, reduce IT costs, eliminate disparate hardware, archives, or data repositories, and allows you to put your patient’s medical care first.
Our vendor-neutral archive solution offers the flexibility to enable you to quickly add storage, on-demand when you need it. Whether you have one PACS or multiple PACS system, our VNA simplifies DICOM archive data migrations. Interoperability is a key component of any VNA and enterprise imaging strategy. We enable a standards-based platform to ensure seamless interoperability for data storage and transfer. Utilize data and image lifecycle management tools to help you control and optimize your storage capabilities. Our VNA platform allows you to leverage our HIPAA compliant architecture to safely and securely move your enterprise imaging strategy forward.
The VNACloud will help you:
A vendor neutral archive (VNA) is a software system that stores medical images (DICOM) and other medical content (non-DICOM data) in a single enterprise repository. It utilizes technology standards that seamlessly enable the viewing, importing, and exporting of data from across the healthcare enterprise. It helps consolidate images and data from multiple PACS and data repositories into a single archive that enhances how clinicians access patient images and information from across the healthcare system.
A VNA is a single data repository that can store and transfer medical images and content. It collects and stores data from varying departmental PACS and image capture systems into that data repository. With a clinical viewer, the VNA can be accessed and launched from the EMR to share clinical images to doctors and nurses in context. Once a clinician identifies an image they want to view on a patient, it is selected, an imaging viewer is launched, and the medical image is pulled for viewing from the vendor-neutral archive.
If your healthcare organization has multiple locations, more than one PACS, multiple departmental PACS, thinking about a PACS replacement, then there are some great benefits to a vendor-neutral archive vs PACS archive: eliminate future archive data migrations, minimize the need to buy and maintain storage servers for varying departments, simplify data management and access, enhance security for image access, improve workflow for your staff, and consolidate DICOM & non-DICOM data.