Derek Danois

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  disparate healthcare systems," stated Derek Danois, CEO, NDMA."By leveraging our enabling technology, healthcare stakeholders can expect more value delivered from their healthcare system enterprise," added Danois.

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  Using its unique national infrastructure, myNDMA account members will have unlimited and secured personal access to all information and documentation populated by the patient and link it to live clinical data in the NDMA populated by their physicians," says NDMA President, Derek Danois.
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  Danois further added, "We strongly believe in the vision to establish a national electronic health record system, and have committed our resources to encourage patient participation in the process."

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  "Our platform is the only known technology that can easily snap into any healthcare IT environment leaving a small footprint, while also providing a single and consistent view of all complex data contained in disparate healthcare systems," stated Derek Danois, CEO, NDMA."By leveraging our enabling technology, healthcare stakeholders can expect more value delivered from their healthcare system enterprise," added Danois.

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  More specifically, we intend to deliver on the promise of anytime-anywhere access to patient data by treating clinicians," said Derek Danois, NDMA president."Today's customers are seeking much more than storage solutions to address the explosion of data within their enterprise, they are seeking a clinical content management solution which can be used to improve access to clinical information and support clinical decision making," added Danois.

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  "Delivering enterprise access to pathology images in a safe and efficient way has always come at the compromise of speed, quality or cost," said Derek Danois, President, NDMA.

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  I3Archive expects that number to grow substantially by next year, according to its president, Derek Danois.
  
  The company is growing, too.It has increased its staff from seven to about 25 over the last three months and plans to boost that to about 35 by year's end.
  
  "We're trying to expand our capabilities around support, development and sales efforts," Danois said.
  
  In addition to making its network available to hospitals, i3archive is making it available to the public.

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  Jorge's background and experience fit the Company's current and long-term strategic vision," said Derek Danois, President, National Digital Medical Archive, Inc.
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  We believe that, together with Nobregas, he will catapult the NDMA into the global health information exchange market," said Danois.

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  But when the partnership with physician-owned Radiology Ltd. of Tucson is completed, NDMA will gain access to more mammograms than it has collected to date, said Derek Danois, executive vice president and chief operating officer of i3Archive.

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  Derek Danois, president and CEO of i3 Archive, explained that the original federal project was launched because of concern around the large-scale rollout of digital imaging, especially around mammography.People were getting worried, Danois said, about the burdens all this data would impose on private institutions.
  
  That kind of impact can have a direct impact on patient care, Danois said, which is why the government was interested in funding research for alternative storage schemes.
  
  At the core of the archive is IBM's DB2 database.Danois said that i3 used a parallel edition that runs on a grid of DB2 servers, aided by i3's load balancing architecture.
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  It's a "unique architectural design" that uses all off-the-shelf components, said Danois in Berwyn, Pa.The capability to stitch the pieces together freed up the minds behind the service to concentrate on making a difference in how medical images are handled, rather than getting bogged down with creating every piece of the solution from scratch.
  
  "Knowing that IBM had enterprise-class tool sets, I think the intellectual property contribution had to do with those who wanted to take a different approach with computing architecture because of the challenges of large image data sets," Danois said.

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