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Healthcare
The healthcare industry is under pressure to grow and become more efficient. As this pressure increases
healthcare providers are recognizing the need to maintain records electronically. Several policies and
regulations exist that affect the handling of electronic records (HIPAA, FDA 21 CFR Part 11, JCAHO).
These policies and regulations either recommend or require that providers use computer-generated timestamps.
Synchronize Your Network to Ensure Accurate Timestamps
The best way to implement accurate timestamping of electronic health records is by synchronizing the time
across your IT network. This ensures that all network devices have the correct time,
that the times match across all devices, and it prevents deliberate falsification of time to alter a record.
Synchronizing your network time to an independent time source also supports interoperability, a growing
requirement for electronic health records.
A Network Time Server Behind Your Firewall
The best solution for time synchronization is to install an accurate, reliable, and secure source of network
time inside your firewall. This will ensure accurate timestamping of all electronic records. We offer
several different time server models which will synchronize your network time to Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).
UTC is recognized and used worldwide as the time standard for electronic record timestamping. Our time servers
obtain UTC through either the Global Positioning System (GPS) or through the CDMA cell phone system.
Both systems are extremely reliable sources of time.
Contact Us for Pricing and More Information
Products for the healthcare industry are listed to the right.
Other products and options are available.
For pricing and information contact us between 7:30 am and 4:30 pm Pacific Time:
1-877-749-3878
or
sales@endruntechnologies.com
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Network Time Servers
Network Time Servers precisely synchronize the time on your computer network.
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Digital Wall Clocks
High visibility time displays obtain accurate time from your Network Time Server.
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