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 bbRad
provides a unique export, transfer and import workflow solution for images and reports. It is an image router, specifically designed for the NHS.
It allows Trusts to comply with the 'David Nicholson letters', as well as significantly reduce administration by removing CDs.
The bbRad Network - One Fifth of England
Over twenty percent of English Acute NHS Trusts have chosen bbRad instead of CDs or unscalable direct DICOM connections. bbRad is nation-wide, allowing sites to securely and easily data share with each other, with sites in Wales, with the Independent Sector, with the Private Sector, with Charity sites, and with hospitals referring patients from outside of the UK. Joining the network is free, and this national coverage it makes compelling for all NHS Trusts to join.
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Why is workflow so important to PACS Data Sharing?
When sending and receiving images to and from another PACS system, there is a lot of error-prone manual work that is required to integrate both the images and reports into your systems. Patient lookup on PAS, creating the exam on RIS, sending to PACS, merging the images into the correct order on PACS, cut and pasting the reporting into RIS… bbRad automates all these steps and more.
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User Group News
Our first bbRad User Group is being held on Thursday 23rd April at Southmead Hospital, Bristol. Please join us!
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Milestone reached!
Fully one fifth of English Acute NHS Trusts have chosen bbRad instead of CDs or unscalable direct DICOM connections. This is a huge achievement and deserves a big thank you to our employees and to our customers for spreading the word. Thank you.
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Round-up of Data Sharing in the UK
Independent Sector: bbRad joins the NHS and Independent Sector together, easily, securely, and extremely cost-effectively, including Cobalt Appeal, IDT Medical, Care UK, Lifescan and Spire.
London: Imperial Hospitals NHS Trust are extending their bbRad links for neurology and neurosurgery to Wexham Park in Slough and many other London Trusts. This provides faster access to images which is vital for these acute patients.
North West: Aintree University Hospitals are deploying bbRad in response to the David Nicholson letters, thus providing better links with all their referring sites, whilst saving valuable resources at the same time.
Midlands: Four new major referral centres have selected bbRad for their data sharing needs, including Heart of England NHS Trust and Birmingham Childrens Hospital.
South: Numerous new sites have joined the bbRad network in South West and South Central SHAs, from the NHS to the independent sector. For example, over 80% of NHS Trusts in the South West use bbRad instead of CDs.
Wales: Cardiff and Vale NHS Trust use bbRad for MDT, paediatric consultation and general patient referrals across the South West.
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