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30 January 2026
How Quickly Does the Downtime Solution Activate in Case of an Emergency?
When healthcare systems experience an outage, downtime can quickly impact patient care, clinical decision-making, and operational efficiency. Having a reliable downtime solution in place ensures care teams can continue working with confidence, even when primary systems are unavailable. dbtech Downtime Solution Overview dbtech’s downtime solution is a purpose-built, healthcarefocused system...
29 January 2026
dbtech Introduces Downtime Solution Tiers to Expand Access and Improve Scalability in Healthcare
dbtech is excited to launch new Downtime Solution tiers, designed to make downtime preparedness more accessible, predictable, and scalable for healthcare organizations of all sizes. The tiered structure supports everyone from small clinics to multi-location hospital systems, providing consistent protection while aligning costs more closely with real-world deployment needs. As...
27 January 2026
What It Means to “Duplicate EHR Data” for Downtime Use
When healthcare IT professionals say "duplicating EHR data," they’re referring to the process of creating accessible copies of patient information that remain available when primary systems fail. It sounds straightforward, but the execution gets complicated fast. Clinicians need to access and use patient data during outages without compromising security, violating...
27 January 2026
Why Data Backups Are Critical in Healthcare
Working in healthcare IT, you learn pretty quickly that backups stand between normal operations and absolute chaos when something goes wrong. Throughout a typical shift in any hospital or clinic, nurses assess patient histories, doctors review lab results, pharmacists verify medication orders. All of this depends on systems being up...
27 January 2026
Downtime as a Patient Safety Strategy, Not an IT Backup
If your healthcare organization views system outages as simple IT malfunctions, it’s time for an immediate reframing. Downtime is not just a technical disruption; it creates real clinical risk. When clinicians lose access to patient records, medication orders, diagnostic results, or communication systems, care slows, decisions become harder, and the...
23 January 2026
How Can Workflow Automation Streamline Data Extraction Processes?
In healthcare environments, staff are often tasked with managing large volumes of data from multiple systems and documents. Manually extracting, organizing, and sharing that information can be time-consuming and prone to errors. That’s where workflow automation comes in. Workflow Automation Supports Efficient Data Extraction dbtech’s workflow automation tools are designed...
16 January 2026
What Types of eForms Does dbtech Offer for Healthcare Settings?
Healthcare teams rely on accurate, accessible information to deliver quality care, and paperwork shouldn’t slow that down. dbtech’s eForms are designed to simplify documentation, reduce manual processes, and support clinical and administrative workflows across healthcare settings. Below is a look at the primary types of eForms dbtech offers and how...
9 January 2026
How Does dbtech Protect Against Ransomware Attacks?
Ransomware attacks continue to be a serious threat to healthcare organizations, often limiting access to critical systems and patient data. At dbtech, our downtime solution is designed with security and resilience in mind, so care can continue even when your primary network is compromised. So, how does dbtech help protect...
2 January 2026
What Happens to My EHR System During a Network Downtime?
Network downtime can be stressful for clinical and IT teams, especially when access to patient information is critical. At dbtech, our downtime solution is designed to keep care moving, even when primary systems are unavailable. Automatic Switch to Backup Systems When a network or EHR outage occurs, dbtech’s solution automatically...
17 December 2025
5 Gaps Your Organization Will Face Without a Downtime Work Station
Healthcare organizations average multiple unplanned EHR outages per year. More than 70 percent of these events last longer than eight hours, and the consequences are immediate: clinicians lose access to patient records, workflows are interrupted, and compliance risks multiply. The question isn't whether your EHR will go down. It's what...
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