EPR Platform Implementation by March 2026

Challenge: Complexity and resource constraints for EPR implementation in smaller organisations.

Solution: Comprehensive planning, specification, implementation, or fast-tracking of secure, scalable, and NHS-compliant EPR platforms.

Cyber Security

Challenge: Significant investment required for securing on-premises EPR platforms against evolving cyber threats.

Solution: Secure digital resilience with NextDefense, our next generation of advanced managed security and SOC services.

Scalability

Challenge: Costly and time-consuming scalability of EPR platforms to meet growing demands.

Solution: Using HPE GreenLake for secure, scalable systems with flexible, pay-per-use infrastructure, accommodating growth efficiently.

Interoperability

Challenge: Incompatibility and data silos due to multiple clinical systems from different vendors.

Solution: Enhancing interoperability by establishing and maintaining connections between legacy applications and the EPR platform, facilitating seamless data sharing.

Optimisation
and Digital Transformation

Challenge: The need for continuous EPR enhancements to align with evolving healthcare practices.

Solution: Providing expert support and resources to demystify complexity, ensuring EPR platforms evolve with clinical and business intelligence needs.

Secure Digital Foundations and System Uptime

Challenge: Maintaining high reliability and uptime for critical EPR systems.

Solution: Building secure digital foundations aligned with HIMMS levels, guaranteeing 99.999% system availability, and focusing on critical system support.

Oxford University Hospitals

With Telefónica Tech’s expertise, and the transformative platform-as-a-service ServiceNow, Oxford University Hospitals (OUH) helped over 12,000 hospital staff to make the most of limited resources and devote more time to patient care.

Belfast Health and Social Care Trust

Discover how one of the largest integrated health and social care trusts in the United Kingdom managed to deliver health and social care to over 340,000 people.

Clinisys

CliniSys, the leading supplier of Laboratory Information Management systems (LIMS), used Telefónica Tech to manage 10 new regional pathology networks across the UK, covering a patient population of nearly 3 million.

Guy’s and
St Thomas’

With the help of Telefónica Tech, Guy’s and St Thomas’, one of the largest critical care hospitals in London, deployed Microsoft Teams in just 94 hours for mission-critical communications.