welcome to medavis

Events - upcoming events

93. German Radiological Congress

16. - 19. May 2012
Congress Center Hamburg
hall H, booth D.10

References - references in Europe

Ministry of Defence, Slovenia

The Hospital of the Ministry of Defence in Slovenia recently became a medavis customer. The governmental institution represents medavis’ first installation in the country. The RIS implementation is currently in progress and will be finished by June 2012.

References - references in Europe

AZ Sint Lucas, Gent, Belgium

The AZ Sint-Lucas is a modern hospital with a capacity of over 800 beds, spread over two campuses: Sint-Lucas and Volkskliniek.

The hospitals successfully run medavis RIS in full integration with HIS and PACS since the year 2009. An upgrading to the nuclear medicine department smoothly took place in 2011.

References - references in Asia

Danjiangkou No. 1 People's Hospital, P.R. China

Danjiangkou is a city of northwestern Hubei Province. It has a population of more than 150,000 and is under the administration of Shiyan City.

Danjiangkou No. 1 People's Hospital has a capacity of about 600 beds, serving 700 outpatients daily and performing 100 radiological exams per day.

The hospital successfully operates portal4med in combination with medavis RIS since December 2011. The systems' deployment will be extended to ultrasound and pathology shortly.

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General Hospital Zabok, Croatia, operates medavis RIS

General Hospital Zabok, completed in 2006 and under one roof with the medavis customer Orthopaedic Hospital St. Katarina, recently measured up with its in-house teleconsulting partner by implementing the medavis RIS.

The hospital has a capacity of round 250 beds all cared for by well-trained staff. General Hospital Zabok guarantees a state-of-the-art health service to all residents of the North-West County and beyond.

medavis RIS has been successfully integrated in the HIS system.

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St. Luke's Hospital, Tarnow, Poland

St. Luke's Hospital in Tarnów, Poland, successfully operates medavis RIS in full integration with HIS and PACS since September 2011.

In May 2008, the newly constructed hospital was completed with the radiotherapy and the oncology department. The hospital is equipped with 650 beds in 20 departments, which makes it one of the most important health care institutions in the region. 250 examinations of various kinds are carried out in this hospital every day. The city of Tarnów is located in the south-east of Poland and has 115,000 inhabitants. It is an important industry center specialized in chemistry, engineering and construction.

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University Hospital Centre Zagreb, Croatia, operates medavis RIS

The University Hospital Centre Zagreb (KBC Zagreb) is the biggest and most important hospital in Croatia as well as a unique institution regarding various medical procedures, diagnostic methods and therapeutic procedures including highly differentiated procedures of top quality.

Having full integration with HIS and PACS systems and image distribution via HIS system, medavis RIS was once again recognized as the top integrating solution for the biggest radiology department in Croatia, which is also the leading teleconsulting centre for radiology and neuroradiology.

The University Hospital Centre Zagreb operates at 6 locations and has a capacity of 2000 beds. The institution is proud to have more than 50 referral centers of excellence acknowledged by the Croatian Ministry of Health and Social Welfare today. These centers are aiming at continuous monitoring and improving specific areas of the medical profession and science in Croatia. KBC Zagreb actively cooperates with the world’s leading hospital institutions, such as: Harvard University (USA), University Hospital Eppendorf, Hamburg (Germany), University Hospital Centre Munich - locations Großhadern and Innenstadt (Germany), etc. Regionally, KBC Zagreb cooperates with the Teaching Hospital Mostar (Bosnia & Herzegovina), University Hospital Centre Kosova (Kosovo), etc.

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portal4med entered into the Croatian private health sector

The newly built private orthopaedic hospital St. Katarina in Zabok, Croatia, has been the largest investment into the private health sector in Croatia to date. The clinic is committed to provide exceptional orthopaedic care through innovative technology under the aspect of cost effectiveness.

Hence the orthopaedic hospital St. Katarina decided to use medavis RIS in combination with portal4med for teleconsulting applications. Its teleconsulting partners are the diagnostic centre in Graz and the general hospital in Zabok. Overseas cooperation agreements are in progress. Future expansion of St. Katarina's to Zagreb and Stubicke Toplice is planned.

Demand for teleconsulting and teleradiology software is increasing noticeably on the national and international medical market. portal4med perfectly matches this need: it is efficient, secure, simple and quick.

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University Hospital Dubrava, Croatia, runs medavis RIS

The University Hospital Dubrava in Zagreb, Croatia, is the most modern and also most recent university clinic in the country.

The 600 bed clinic nowadays is one of the leading clinics nationwide, working in cooperation with the University of Zagreb in the fields of Medicine, Dentistry and Pharmacy.

medavis RIS has been successfully integrated into the HIS in January 2011.

References - references in Asia

Changshu No. 1 People's Hospital, China, operates portal4med in combination with medavis RIS

Changshu is a city with one million inhabitants in the vicinity of Shanghai. Its No. 1 People's Hospital in the city centre recently expanded by constructing a second suburban site.

Changshu No. 1 People's Hospital has 1300 beds and serves 3000 outpatients daily and performs 500 radiological exams per day.

portal4med in combination with medavis RIS has been successfully launched in June 2011. The systems' deployment ranges from radiology to endoscopy, ultrasound, electrocardiogram and pathology.