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[Modern network technologies for data communication in the hospital]
Der Radiologe
|May 25, 1999
Summary
A universal hospital network infrastructure requires a switching concept, prioritizing Ethernet and ATM technologies. Proper network design ensures scalability, segmentation, and resilient links for critical applications.
Area of Science:
- Computer Science
- Information Technology
- Network Engineering
Context:
- Modern hospitals rely on network technologies for information and communication systems.
- There is a need for a universal network infrastructure that meets diverse hospital requirements.
Purpose:
- To analyze hospital data communication and evaluate network technologies for optimal infrastructure.
- To propose a switching concept as a suitable solution for enterprise networks in hospitals.
Summary:
- The study evaluates Ethernet (frame switching) and ATM (cell switching) as key technologies for hospital enterprise networks.
- It emphasizes adherence to established standards for system choice and interoperability.
- Successful network design necessitates matching the infrastructure to IT application and system architecture, including bandwidth scaling, segmentation, and resilient links.
Impact:
- Policy-based networking can prioritize critical applications, reducing network interdependencies.
- This approach aims to create a robust and efficient network infrastructure for modern healthcare information systems.