iMDsoft and Vision Software Solutions, Queensland, Australia, a market leader in hospital-wide IT, today announced a joint distribution agreement. This partnership will make iMDsoft’s flagship MetaVision Suite of products available to Australian hospitals, allowing critical care and perioperative units to benefit from a top-tier pallet of electronic documentation, reporting, and analysis tools at the point of care and from remote locations.
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MCRZ, Medisch Centrum Rijnmond Zuid, Rotterdam, the Netherlands, has chosen to implement MVICU within its general ICU. The deal was carried out in cooperation with ItéMedical, iMDsoft's distributor in the Netherlands.

UZA, the University Hospital Antwerp, Belgium, has gone live in its neonatal ICU with MVICU in the final stage of a stepwise implementation. All six adult ICU's and one neonatal ICU are now utilizing MVICU

The Vall d'Hebron University Hospital, Barcelona, Spain, has gone live with MVICU, iMDsoft's solution for intensive care units in all beds of its neonatal department and ICU.

St. Antonius Hospital, Nieuwegein, the Netherlands, is planning to expand use of MVICU in its PACU department, thereby progressing its goal of leveraging MetaVision to establish a full continuum of care throughout its perioperative environment.

Go-lives in Norway: iMDsoft's cross-hospital project in Oslo, Norway, continues its phased rollout, with MetaVision now live in all ORs at the Rikshospitalet - Radiumhospitalet HF and in additional OR beds at the Ulleval University Hospital. MetaVision will eventually be implemented in all departments throughout the two hospitals.

Centre Hospitalier de Bretagne Atlantique, Vannes, France, has gone live with MVICU, iMDsoft's solution for intensive care units, in its general intensive care department.

The Elkerliek Hospital, the Netherlands, a regional general hospital with over 520 beds at its two sites of Helmond and Deurne, has chosen MetaVision to create a genuine data continuum in its critical care arena. Implementation will take place in ICUs, ORs, and the hospital's holding, recovery, and trauma rooms. Once again, iMDsoft and ItéMedical allied on the sale.

Virga Jesseziekenhuis, Hasselt, Belgium, has chosen MVICU for a two-phase implementation in its general ICU. With MVOR already implemented in a range of its ORs and PACUs since April this year, the hospital is now progressing towards a data and care continuum throughout its critical care environment.

The Emek Medical Center, Afula, Israel, has chosen MetaVision for its ICUs and ORs, thereby enabling it to create a complete continuum of data for its intensive care and perioperative environments.

University College Hospital, Galway, Ireland, has gone live with MetaVision in the ICU and HDU of its new cardiac surgery suite. The hospital expanded its MetaVision installation after the ongoing success of the March 2005 implementation in its general ICU and HDU.

Universitair Medical Center Utrecht (UMCU), the Netherlands, has gone live with MVICU, iMDsoft's solution for intensive care units, in its adult ICU. Implementation in the hospital's pediatric and neonatal ICUs is set to follow.

Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit, Michigan, US, part of the Henry Ford Health System, has gone live with MetaVision in its medical ICU. This is the first stage in a stepwise rollout that is also scheduled to encompass its neonatal and surgical ICUs. Henry Ford Health System will eventually implement MetaVision in acute care areas throughout its network of hospitals.

iMDsoft has once again been awarded a place in the prestigious Deloitte & Touche Technology Fast 50, which lists the fastest-growing hi-tech companies in Israel. This year's appearance, the fourth in successive years, is iMDsoft's fifth in total, a record matched by just five other companies.

University College Hospital, Galway, Ireland, is equipping the ICU and HDU beds in its new cardiac surgery suite with MetaVision, based on its positive experience with the system in its general ICU and HDU, where it has been operational since March 2005.

St. Franziskus-Hospital of Münster, Germany, part of the St. Franziskus Stiftung, has implemented MVOR, iMDsoft's solution for the perioperative arena, in a selection of its ORs and holding rooms. With MVICU already implemented in its general ICU for over a year, the hospital has now created a care continuum throughout its critical care environment.

Soroka University Medical Center, Beer-Sheba, Israel, has gone live with MVICU in its cardiothoracic ICU, an additional stage in a stepwise implementation that has already covered its general and neuro ICUs.

Centre Hospitalier de Bretagne Atlantique, Vannes, France, has chosen MVICU, iMDsoft's solution for intensive care units, for its general intensive care department. The deal was carried out in cooperation with Spacelabs Healthcare France, iMDsoft's French distributor.

The Sana Klinikum Lichtenberg, Berlin, Germany, has chosen MetaVision for implementation throughout its entire critical care environment, including its ICU and operating theaters. The Klinikum is a teaching hospital of the Charité - Universitatsmedizin Berlin and a member of the Sana group.

The Royal Hallamshire Hospital, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals Foundation Trust, Sheffield, UK, has gone live with MetaVision in its post-operative surgical unit, marking a further expansion in a MetaVision installation that has been operational since the year 2000.

UZA, the University Hospital Antwerp, Belgium, has gone live with MVICU, iMDsoft's solution for intensive care units, in the first stage of a stepwise implementation scheduled to roll out over a total of six adult ICUs and one neonatal ICU through Q4 2007.

The Medisch Spectrum Twente in Enschede, The Netherlands, has gone live with MetaVision in the ICUs and ORs of its cardiothoracic department.

The Antonius Hospital, Sneek, The Netherlands, has gone live with MVICU, iMDsoft's solution for intensive care units, in its ICU.

With the expansion of its operations in the area, iMDsoft has opened offices in Germany to enhance its service and support to this important region.

St. Franziskus-Hospital of Münster, Germany, part of the St. Franziskus Stiftung, has chosen MVOR for implementation in its perioperative environment. This follows the ongoing success of the implementation of MVICU in its general ICU, which has been continuously operational for over a year.

The Rabin Medical Center, Petach Tikvah, Israel, has gone live with MVOR, iMDsoft's solution for the perioperative arena, in selected ORs. The hospital is already using MVICU in its General and Cardiothoracic ICUs, creating a continuum throughout its critical care environment.

The MD Anderson International Oncological Center, Madrid, Spain, has now gone live with MVICU, iMDsoft's solution for intensive care units, in all beds of its general ICU.

Virga Jesseziekenhuis, Hasselt, Belgium, has completed its implementation process and is now live with MetaVision in a range of ORs and PACUs in its perioperative department.

Clalit Health Services - Israel's largest HMO, and one of the largest in the world, with fourteen hospitals - has, in the context of its preferred vendor agreement with iMDsoft, chosen MetaVision for the neonatology intensive care area of all its hospitals.

The following sites have recently gone live with the MetaVision Suite:
The general ICU at Institut Paoli-Calmettes, Marseille, France, a regional center specializing in the treatment of cancer.
All operating rooms at the Hadassah Medical Organization's two hospitals in Jerusalem, Israel - Hadassah Ein Kerem and Hadassah Mount Scopus.
The general ICU at Soroka University Medical Center, Beer-Sheba, Israel, the first element in a stepwise implementation scheduled to roll out over the course of 2007. 

The second re-examination requested by iMDsoft of a healthcare services patent owned by Visicu, Inc., has resulted in Visicu limiting all its patent claims.
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The MD Anderson International Oncological Center, Madrid, Spain, has chosen MetaVision for implementation in its perioperative environment. The deal was carried out in cooperation with Sinapsis Healthcare, iMDsoft's distributor in Spain.

Use of iMDsoft's MetaVision Suite is expanding at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals Foundation Trust, Sheffield, UK, with the hospital's post-operative surgical unit now implementing the application. MetaVision has been in continuous operation in the hospital's critical care unit since the year 2000.

MetaVision has been selected by the Medisch Spectrum Twente in Enschede, the Netherlands, for its cardiothoracic department, including both OR and ICU. The deal was carried out in cooperation with ItéMedical, iMDsoft's Dutch distributor.

UZA, the University Hospital Antwerp, Belgium - a major academic teaching hospital - has chosen MetaVision for its general, neonatal, and pediatric ICUs.

AZ-VUB, the university hospital of the Vrije Universiteit Brussels, Belgium - a 679-bed medical center offering quality care in an academic environment emphasizing scientific research - has chosen the MetaVision Suite by iMDsoft for its perioperative needs.

St. Barbara-Klinik, Hamm, Germany, part of the St. Franziskus Stiftung, has chosen to implement MetaVision in its general ICU. This follows the ongoing success of the implementation of MV-ICU in Münster last year. An additional implementation of MetaVision is also planned for the hospital's new state-of-the-art ICU, scheduled for opening in 2008.