Our brand new hemodynamic monitoring system QMAPP has been installed in the cathlab at Antonius Sneek hospital. QMAPP with INSYNQ Reporting, connected to the Electronic Medical Record, optimises cardiac catheterization procedures by registering, integrating and sharing clinical information.
The Institute for Clinical and Experimental Medicine (Institut Klinické a Experimentální Medicíny – IKEM), is the first hospital in Czech Republic (Prague) to optimise pacemaker and ICD follow up procedures with DataLinQ. DataLinQ has been installed into 5 pacemaker/ICD follow up rooms, to fully automate an average of 80 daily procedures.
We have recently launched Fysicon QMAPP and it is already crossing many borders. Installations of our brand new Cardiac Hemodynamic Monitoring system QMAPP have now taken place in Iceland and Pakistan.
Fysicon believes it is important to involve knowledge, feedback, and customer experience in product and technology development. We believe that involving our customers will ensure we are contributing to a more efficient healthcare service. By using our solutions, our customer, the healthcare provider, will be better supported in its main task: the care of patients!
Birmingham Children’s Hospital is the first hospital in the United Kingdom to go live with Fysicon DataLinQ. With this unique solution, the Birmingham Children’s Hospital has a complete data collection, management and reporting system for the registration and monitoring of pacemaker and ICD patients.
Fysicon is proud to be exhibiting at MEDICA, the world’s leading trade fair for the medical industry. From November 14 to 17 we will be demonstrating our QMAPP hemodynamic monitoring system and DataLinQ cardiac rhythm management solution.
Fysicon, the Dutch developer and manufacturer of medical solutions, today announced that it has received CE Mark approval for QMAPP, and complies with the essential requirements of the relevant European health, safety and environmental protection legislation. FDA approval expected in November 2016.
