Sector 01 — Healthcare IT
A unifiedmedical datasystem.
From the local PACS of a polyclinic to regional archives with AI-assisted diagnostics and national e-health platforms — we connect medical imaging and data into one system clinicians can rely on.
[ 01 — Mission ]
Our goal is to help make diagnostics faster, more accurate and more accessible — wherever the patient is.
[ 02 — Solutions ]
Imaging and data, end to end.
- H.01
PACS
Picture archiving and communication systems for central storage, processing and distribution of medical images — locally and regionally.
- H.02
RIS & MIS integration
Seamless data transfer between radiology and medical information systems, so images and reports follow the patient.
- H.03
AI-assisted diagnostics
Algorithms that support radiologists in their diagnostic reading.
- H.04
Teleradiology
Studies acquired in remote facilities are reported by specialists elsewhere — results can reach patients without long journeys.
- H.05
National & international gateways
Connection to ministry servers and e-government platforms, and secure gateways for exchanging medical information across borders.
- H.06
Filmless workflow
Digital acquisition, archiving and viewing replace film and keep images available digitally.
[ 03 — How it works ]
From the local archive to the international gateway.
- Level 01
Local PACS
A digital repository of medical images and data at facility level.
- Level 02
Polyclinics & hospitals
Connected to the medical information system (MIS) and the radiology information system (RIS) for data transfer and storage.
- Level 03
Regional PACS + AI
Studies from across the region are aggregated, and AI supports the diagnostic reading.
- Level 04
National platforms
Integration with the Ministry of Health server and the e-government platform.
- Level 05
International gateways
Secure exchange of medical information across borders to improve diagnosis and treatment.
[ 04 — Impact ]
What changes for patients and clinicians.
- 01
Earlier diagnosis
AI-assisted reading can help identify pathologies at an earlier stage.
- 02
Faster turnaround
Images and reports travel digitally instead of by film or courier.
- 03
Lower costs
Filmless workflows reduce consumables and manual handling.
- 04
Wider access
Patients in remote areas can receive results remotely, reported by specialists elsewhere.
[ Next step ]
Plan your medical data system.
Whether it is one polyclinic or a regional network: describe your facilities and systems, and we will outline where to start.
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