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Providing reliable connectivity and network security for the hospice and social care sector.
Looking for secure network connectivity to EMIS, SystmOne or Apotec? Speak to our healthcare expert, Ruby Kuzemko:
Benefits
How Cloud Gateway can help you
Access patient and pharmacy records
Connect quickly and securely to Electronic Patient Records (EPRs) hosted by EMIS, SystmOne, Apotec (and more) via the Health & Social Care Network (HSCN).
Cloud Gateway are one of 20 CN-SP providers accredited to provide HSCN connectivity.
Connect to Cloud, and much more
We maintain a private connectivity fabric to hundreds of cloud providers, including AWS, Azure and Google Cloud.
Bring together all the endpoints on your estate, from users, to sites, data centres, third parties, and of course, Cloud Service Providers.
Rapid network deployment
With Cloud Gateway, you can build the network you need right now, with the scope to flex and grow when new requirements emerge tomorrow.
Our products are instantly accessible, there's no need to wait for 30, 60 or even 90 day lead times like those from traditional network providers.
NHS and Data Compliance Guidance
We provide simple step-by-step guides to get you through NHS England's compliance requirements quickly and easily.
From ODS codes, to Connection Agreements and more, our instructions and FAQs will get you connected in no time.
Network Security Services
Data in the hospice sector is sensitive. Our secure IT infrastructure can ensure that Electronic Patient Records (EPRs), patient communications, and other sensitive information is protected against data breach.
Our platform is not only robust, but configured for automatic failover across backup connections. All traffic from your connected endpoints is routed through a security enforcement core, where consistent policy is applied across the entire network.
IT in the hospice sector
Hospice care in the cloud era.
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Digital Transformation
In the hospice care sector, where primary focus is to provide comfort and dignity to patients in their final stages of life, technology plays a crucial yet often overlooked role. A robust IT infrastructure is essential for delivering high-quality services, ensuring that health providers can focus on what they do best - caring for their patients.
There is a surge of digital transformation in healthcare, and the landscape is evolving quickly. NHS England are transforming their native services to be more easily consumed via API, and any new developments must follow a set of agreed standards.
Cloud First
More than ever, health applications and services are being migrated to cloud to leverage benefits including cost, flexibility and scalability. This is mirrored in the government’s Cloud First policy, which recommends that public cloud should be considered before other alternatives.
Essential HSCN Services
There is still work to do. Many essential healthcare services such EMIS, SystmOne, NHS Mail and GP Connect require a Health & Social Care Network (HSCN) Connection to access. This means organisations need to support a blended network ecosystem combining multiple connectivity methods and endpoints.
Answering your FAQ’s on Hospice care networks
The cloud is quickly becoming as an essential element in the hospice ecosystem, and is used for a range of purposes including data storage and application hosting.
Leveraging the cloud as a centralised record repository empowers hospice professionals with a unified source of truth to access patient information, including their history and available care pathways.
In a hospice setting, network reliability is critical. Uninterrupted access for sites and users to reach EPRs and applications ensures that providers can make informed decisions quickly and efficiently.
Downtime, latency problems or network failures can lead to delays in care, potentially affecting patient outcomes.
In any healthcare setting, protecting patient data is paramount, and hospices are no exception. Given the sensitive nature of end-of-life care, hospices have a legal duty to maintain confidentiality over the patient information they hold and process.
The risk of nation-state cyber attacks continues to rise, and the adoption of new technologies is increasing the potential attack surface. As a result, IT outages are expected to increase in frequency. Hospices must protect patient data during this turbulent period.
For HSCN connectivity, we provide simple step-by-step guides to get you through NHS England's compliance requirements quickly and easily.
From ODS codes, to Connection Agreements and more, our instructions and FAQs will get you connected in no time.
Our customers
Customers who are already part of the family.
Contact us
Contact our Business Development Manager, Ruby Kuzemko to discuss your connectivity and security requirements. Call us on 0203 870 2444 or email below:
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