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Zircom
Working with the NHS to Improve Patient Records
Independent
data and voice communication specialists - Zircom Data Communications
Ltd , have now completed work assisting in implementing a system
that will transform the NHS’s Data Centre’s patient record system.
Zircom were responsible for the installation of the ‘CAT 6’
structured cabling system and extensive fibre optic connectivity
which has enabled a new online patient record system that allows
staff to easily access patient files increasing efficiency levels within
the NHS
The Data Centre
holds records for NHS patients within the
Kent
and
Sussex
areas. The first phase of
the project involved the installation of over 10,000 UTP cable
terminations and 5,000 fibre terminations implementation.
The solution Zircom
installed is designed to help the NHS’s system to deploy a quicker and
more efficient online patient record system. Zircom ensured minimum
disruption was caused during implementation as it was vital that the new
system was rolled out as smoothly as possible. The application is now to
be rolled out to the NHS hospital trusts in the
Midlands
and the Northwest as it
has been a huge success in Tunbridge Wells.
“We
are delighted to have worked on this National Health Service project
aiding them to provide an improved, more reliable and efficient system
for the data centre, ensuring the NHS is more proficient by reducing
time delays and monetary costs therefore, ensuring the publics money is
spent wisely with the effects being passed on to the general public,”
(Graham Granville - Director, Zircom).
Established in 1992
Zircom provides high quality data, voice communication and fibre optic
services and solutions to the business arena and are currently
developing the business to incorporate wireless solutions.
The
company operates nationwide and across Europe, successfully building a
Blue Chip client base and are a preferred supplier to CSC,
servicing contracts to a variety of businesses including; BAE, Cap
Gemini, BNFL, NGT, Savvis, Airbus UK , Interbrew , the NHS and The
Department of Health.
For
further information please visit –
www.zircom.co.uk
(4/4/05)
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