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Life Image Launches Network Build to Help Providers Build Large-Scale Patient Data Networks

by Jasmine Pennic 02/07/2020 Leave a Comment

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Life Image Launches Network Build to Help Providers Build Large-Scale Patient Data Networks

– Life Image launches Network Build Enterprise Solution to help healthcare organizations establish their own network connections to coordinate care and innovate.

– Network Build allows healthcare organizations to create customized medical networks that can handle intensive data (e.g. diagnostic images, pathology, genomics, etc.) critical for advancing medical device development, clinical trials and more.

Life Image, the world’s largest medical evidence network for clinical and imaging data, announced a new enterprise solution to help healthcare companies establish large scale, imaging- and data-intensive networks to coordinate and deliver care, collaborate and innovate. Network Build™ was designed to meet the growing market need to establish clinical networks and effectively manage the movement of advanced data, including medical images, as technology gets more complex, the industry moves toward value-based care, and medical data explodes in volume and complexity. In addition, the solution will help providers meet recent regulatory requirements promoting the use of common standards to achieve greater interoperability.

Network Build Use Cases

Existing healthcare infrastructure is dated and unable to handle the current state of data sharing, creating a dire need for data networks that reduce data inefficiencies, cut down privacy risk and expedite care. One common use case for Network Build™ involves medical device companies that rely on-network connections to clinical endpoints to collect data on patient safety, care delivery and product efficacy. In one example, a Life Image customer uses a patient’s medical data, including diagnostic imaging, to program the medical device company’s robot to create patient-specific devices for surgical care.

Historically, the patient data is primarily being shared on physical media (CDs). This results in inefficiencies, delay of care, data privacy risk, or the chance that the CD might be corrupted. Life Image’s Network Build™ is being deployed to digitally connect hundreds of hospitals worldwide to ensure effective receipt of diagnostic-quality medical data.

In recognition of this growing need to access and connect siloed data sources, the Office of the National Coordinator (ONC) has made it a policy priority to force entrenched industry interests from information blocking and trapping data into proprietary silos. The ONC proposed rules require greater interoperability using common standards. Life Image’s digital applications used to deploy Network Build™ are based on the latest common industry standards.

As part of the solution, Life Image enterprise customers will have their own Enterprise Deployment Manager, which is:

– An integrated dashboard that manages all aspects of enterprise deployment of Life Image network access points

– Detailed tracking from end to end, starting with the initial administrative and legal requirements such as business associate agreements through to local implementation

– Alert notification to provide advance notice of delayed deployment

– Integrated into the Life Image customer service and support application for a seamless service experience

“Robots are now performing surgeries. A provider could be delivering care from thousands of miles away. Life Sciences companies are developing therapeutics for complex and rare conditions for patients located all around the world. This is the healthcare of the future,” said Matthew A. Michela, President and CEO of Life Image. “The old infrastructure of healthcare is not equipped to handle the complexity of data management that the future requires. Life Image developed Network Build™ to efficiently create customized medical data networks that can handle intensive data such as diagnostic images, pathology, genomics, and more.”

 

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Tagged With: Clinical Trials, data management, Diagnostic Imaging, genomics, Information Blocking, interoperability, Life Image, Life Sciences, Medical Device, Office of the National Coordinator, ONC, patient safety, risk, Value-Based Care

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