CSW signs OEM agreement with Visbion

CSW Group LtdCSW Group has signed an OEM agreement with Visbion Ltd, whereby Visbion's DICOM imaging technology will be incorporated into CSW's Case Notes product for Electronic Health Records and sold as its new Diagnostic Image Management and Diagnostic Image Viewer modules.

Visbion specialises in medical image management and display solutions that support the acquisition, storage, archive and display of a wide range of medical images. This functionality will now be available through new Case Notes modules, which extend its capability to handle any diagnostic images - including X-Ray, CT and MRI - using the international DICOM 3.0 standard.

CSW holds a small shareholding in Visbion Ltd, a UK company that owns digital imaging technology originally developed over a fourteen year period at Imperial College, London. Visbion's technology integrates images from a wide range of clinical disciplines and provides specialist tools for radiologists, ophthalmologist and other healthcare professionals.

John Chelsom, Managing Director at CSW, commented, "The incorporation of Visbion's DICOM technology into Case Notes, is a further step towards its development as a cross agency care records system with full clinical functionality. Using Visbion's technology, Case Notes is now fully DICOM enabled, allowing it to handle a full range of diagnostic images within its single patient centred record."

Stefan Claesen, Chief Executive, Visbion Ltd added, "The Visbion technology gives the clinician access to all imaging from the single patient-centric record within CSW Case Notes. It delivers a truly distributed diagnostic image review capability and shares a proven, highly-scalable webbased platform with the Case Notes products. It is the perfect complement for the existing clinical functionality for order communications, results reporting and clinical noting in Case Notes."

Further information on the Case Notes product can be found at www.casenotes.co.uk

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About CSW Group Ltd
CSW Group Ltd is a leading provider of standards-based e-records products for healthcare and knowledge management in the UK. Using our unique combination of innovative technical skills, quality software engineering practices and in-depth knowledge of health, social care and pharmaceutical domains, CSW has developed its Case Notes™ and KMS™ products to address secure patient journey management, integrated clinical processes and knowledge management and delivery across the caring professions. CSW was founded in 1993 and is headquartered in Oxford, England. News and information are available at www.csw.co.uk.

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