by Chloe Williams | Aug 5, 2026 | Downtime
Managing downtime preparedness across a single hospital is a substantial operational commitment. Managing it across five, ten, or fifteen locations from a centralized IT team is a different problem of considerably greater complexity. Each additional site multiplies...
by Chloe Williams | Aug 5, 2026 | Downtime
Most healthcare software RFPs are built around feature checklists. Does the system do X? Does it support Y? Can it integrate with Z? This approach produces adequate results when selecting software that supports normal operations, where the full feature set is...
by Chloe Williams | Aug 5, 2026 | Downtime
In any nursing unit, the charge nurse is the operational center of gravity. They manage patient assignments, coordinate with physicians, handle staffing challenges, respond to escalations, and serve as the first line of communication between the unit and nursing...
by Chloe Williams | Jul 31, 2026 | Downtime
How Does dbtech Handle Planned Downtime Windows for EHR Upgrades? Planned downtime is a different kind of challenge than unplanned downtime, and in one important way it is actually an advantage: you know it is coming. That advance notice changes the preparation...
by Chloe Williams | Jul 27, 2026 | Downtime
Most healthcare organizations that have been through an accreditation survey have a downtime policy. It was written or updated in the months before the survey, reviewed by the compliance team, and filed in the policy management system. The surveyor asked about it,...
by Chloe Williams | Jul 27, 2026 | Downtime
When an EHR goes offline, two problems emerge simultaneously. The first is operational: clinical and administrative workflows need to shift to backup procedures. The second is informational: every person in the organization who depends on the EHR needs to know what is...
