MEDOS Makes Its Systems Ready for the Electronic Health Card

InterComponentWare AGThe medical software vendor MEDOS AG and the eHealth specialist InterComponentWare AG (ICW) signed a cooperation agreement. The companies agree to make the MEDOS systems ready for the electronic health card and link them to the personal health record LifeSensor and to the hospital networking solution ICW ProfessionalGate.

Dr. Dirk Bankamp, CEO of MEDOS AG: "We want to prepare our systems for the electronic health card and its voluntary applications as quickly and simply as possible, without always having to react to changes in the interface definition. Therefore, we have decided on ICW's Software Development Kit, which provides us with a stable interface to the standard infrastructure of the electronic health card, independent of the changing specifications.

ICW's Software Development Kit (SDK) is known for making existing systems of physicians, pharmacists, and hospitals quickly and conveniently ready for use of the electronic health card and its voluntary value-added applications in test regions. For instance, the physicians' system Qmed.Praxis and the ADG pharmacy systems were linked to the health card implementation of ICW and the personal health record LifeSensor after fewer than ten man days of programming effort. The ICW SDK is adapted continuously to the current specifications of Gematik.

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About InterComponentWare
InterComponentWare (ICW) is a leading international eHealth specialist with locations in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, the USA, and Bulgaria. Its solutions for networking the various participants in the health care system achieve a sustained improvement in process-oriented communication and data integrity – and thus the quality of medical care. Among other things, ICW develops and markets software and hardware components for the healthcare IT infrastructure for the electronic health card, the personal health record LifeSensor, and network solutions for clinics and physicians in private practice. As part of the bIT4health consortium, ICW has provided important consulting services for the deployment of the electronic health card in Germany and is also involved in the Austrian eCard project.

About MEDOS
For 27 years, MEDOS AG has been developing and marketing IT systems for hospital departments, hospitals, university clinics, and practices of medical specialists. For this purpose, MEDOS AG develops state-of-the-art IT solutions designed for use in all medical disciplines. Particular emphasis is placed on process optimization and on communication among medical disciplines, even across organizational boundaries. MEDOS AG is one of the few providers in Europe that can offer a complete and integrated system solution for RMS, imaging workstations (including 3D functions), image distribution, and image archiving. MEDOS is a company of the Swedish Ortivus Group.

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