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safe, large-scale digitisation of medical records
More than 1 million full-colour pages per month from the dynamic archive of an academic hospital, with attention to accuracy, traceability and day-to-day retrieval.
These practice examples show how 2dA developed from large-scale record digitisation into broader information chains where preparation, metadata, quality, storage, software and use are connected.
Three earlier main examples and a later project-chain example with original figures, client names and period context. Meander is shown separately because 2dA worked there as the specialist digitisation partner inside a wider OASIS chain.
The examples show how digitisation becomes stronger when preparation, metadata, privacy, quality and later use are designed together.
safe, large-scale digitisation of medical records
More than 1 million full-colour pages per month from the dynamic archive of an academic hospital, with attention to accuracy, traceability and day-to-day retrieval.
corporate archive digitisation with smart classification
1,000,000 folders were reduced to 4,300 logical directories by SRE staff, supported by a custom classification tool. Only after that did the scanning route begin.
patient records into a digital care environment
Over 31 months, each outpatient clinic moved from paper patient records to a digital care environment, with weekly processing and attention to continuity of care.
Not every project has 2dA as the visible main contractor. In project chains, 2dA often works as the specialist delivery partner: exactly where digitisation needs to remain controlled, transferable and reliable.
records digitisation inside a wider OASIS chain
The original case study was published by OASIS Group. Within that wider chain, 2dA delivered the digitisation layer around 2020-2022: converting medical records into a usable digital basis for availability, searchability and follow-up processes.
The cases are not a closed project list. They show how themes from earlier and later work continue in 2dA's current approach: restoration, bulk digitisation, scanning on demand, archive processing, storage, metadata, quality control, in-house software, heritage care, digital access and AI-ready data.
These practice examples show that digitisation gains value when preparation, metadata, privacy, quality and use are designed together.
Approach | Clients | Archive digitisation | File digitisation
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