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St. Agnes Healthcare
In 1862, The Daughters of Charity began St. Agnes
Hospital, carrying on their centuries-old mission
of service. The first Catholic hospital in Baltimore,
St. Agnes was originally created to provide nursing
care for the poor. The facility moved to its present
location in 1876 and was reorganized as a full-service
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One of the differentiators for
Saint Agnes in its ability to deliver top quality
healthcare lies deep within the facility itself.
This is it’s information technology infrastructure
upon which all information is managed, shared
and disseminated. Saint Agnes has been recognized
as a leader in healthcare IT and as such deploys
some of the most innovative solutions today. Saint
Agnes’ true success in this arena comes
from its desire to provide the best tools and
the best doctors in an environment that fosters
better health for the surrounding community.
Saint Agnes depends on the best technological
solutions coupled with the best services available
in order to facilitate this offering for its benefactors.
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At Saint Agnes
Patients are their Passion
Their People are their Pride
Healing is their Joy
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NCI has enjoyed an eight year relationship as one
of the their key design, integration and managed service
providers.
Through more than three complete technology platform
upgrades, the addition of secure LAN and WAN solutions,
one of the countries largest wired and wireless based
networks, NCI has guided Saint Agnes through each of
these phases.
A significant benefit in this relationship has been
the common goal of continued technology transference
allowing Saint Agnes’ rich support staff to become
self sufficient in their continuously evolving IT environment.
Featured Articles about Saint Agnes’ IT infrastructure:
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Originally designed by the Principles
of NCI, Saint Agnes’ network has been featured
by Network Computing Magazine.
Now Saint Agnes has many featured network solutions
as a leader in Healthcare IT. Click
here to read more... |
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