NetSafe

Downtime Protection and Business Continuance

With more and more healthcare organizations adopting electronic health records (EHRs), there is growing concern that increased reliance on electronic data places healthcare at risk in the event of a service disruption or system downtime. NetSafe addresses this concern by guaranteeing clinicians have the information they need whenever they need it regardless of network or system status.

NetSafe is a downtime protection and business continuity solution that enables hospitals and healthcare providers to automatically capture patient information generated from their healthcare information system (HCIS) and preserve it anywhere on the network. The information is then available for look up, review, and/or printing directly from the local PC where the reports are stored. Having 24/7 access to information such as electronic medication administration records (eMARs) — especially when your systems or networks are unavailable — ensures you can deliver consistent patient care.

Downtime Protection for Continuous Business Operations

Features and Benefits

NetSafe offers additional features and benefits that increase efficiency, security and peace of mind:

• Define an unlimited number of rules for capturing reports.
• Scan reports for locations and automatically deliver to appropriate devices.
• Store data at an unlimited number of locations throughout your network.
• Send reports to multiple locations to improve efficiency.
• Encrypt and/or zip data to maintain confidentiality and preserve space.
• Search data with a simple GUI client to retrieve report information.
• Create audit trail through comprehensive logging and store logs of all reports on the central server.

For more information, download the NetSafe data sheet, register for our white paper What are You Willing to Risk? – Insurance against Downtime in the World of Advanced EMR or contact us to find out how NetSafe can ensure your healthcare facility provides quality patient care even when there is a network or system outage.