Six London NHS Trusts Adopt Sectra One Cloud for Shared Imaging Services
Sectra announced in a press release that six NHS Trusts in north central London have signed a five-year contract to implement its enterprise imaging solution, Sectra One Cloud, as a fully managed cloud service. The agreement, valued at GBP 15.6 million, will serve approximately 1.4 million people and consolidate seven imaging systems into a unified cloud environment.
The six Trusts, forming the collaborative initiative ImageWise, will use Sectra One Cloud to create a shared and secure foundation for coordinated imaging services across London. Four of the Trusts already use Sectra’s platform. The service will initially cover radiology and breast imaging, with options to expand to other specialties as needed.
Sectra One Cloud will be fully managed by Sectra, which will handle system operations, maintenance, monitoring, and upgrades. The company stated that the solution is scalable to support growing imaging volumes and can be adapted to new clinical areas as requirements evolve.
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