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MetaVision is designed to deliver results in critical care
ICU
- Highest cost
- Highest mortality
- Highest morbidity
Anaesthesia
- Drives hospital throughput
- High-cost complications
- High-risk procedures
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The next generation of MetaVision is here! Developed with latest technology, MetaVision 6 has a fresh intuitive graphical user interface and exciting new functionality. Improve patient safety with advanced electronic medication management. See all your patients at a glance and effectively manage patient care. System improvements deliver better performance, reduced latency and improved scalability.
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NEWS
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13 Nov
Südharz Klinikum Nordhausen goes live with MetaVision
The Südharz Klinikum in Nordhausen, Germany, has gone live with MetaVision in their first ICU.
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10 Nov
Citadelle Liege chooses MetaVision for its intensive care environments
The Region Hospital Center of Citadelle (CHR), a leading hospital in the Francophone region of Belgium, has chosen MetaVision for some one hundred beds in its general and neonatal ICUs. The hospital was impressed by existing MetaVision functionality and convinced that it most closely meets its needs.
iMDsoft’s partner IteMedical has already got the project underway, with installation expected in November and Go-Live before summer 2020. -
4 Jun
Sana Klinikum Lichtenberg upgrades to MV 6
Sana Klinikum Lichtenberg, Berlin, German, has gone live with MetaVision 6 in over 50 beds in its OR, ICU and IMC departments. The project represents an upgrade from MV5 to MV6. The hospital worked closely with Sana Klinikum Borna, which went live with iMDsoft’s system in November 2018, to optimize the process.
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14 Mar
Laniado Hospital chooses MetaVision 6 for its NICU
Laniado Hospital, Israel, has chosen MetaVision 6 for its NICU and monitored neonatal beds. The implementation will launch shortly in the hospital’s existing ward and will subsequently be transferred to a new facility that is currently being built.
