Embed patient-related photos in the electronic patient record. Seamlessly, in a standardized way and in compliance with data protection regulations…
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Scan important documents easily and without delay. Save them directly in the electronic patient record.
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Standardised and intuitive documentation for more objectivity in treatments and simplified collaboration.
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80
of Swiss university hospitals trust our solutions
3000
healthcare professionals save time during their daily routine with our apps
25
organizations are our customers
30
different departments benefit
Document and categorize diseases and injuries visually by photo. Record gait disorders on video. Directly in the patient context.
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Deep integration into the existing architecture makes the image data and documents immediately available for other colleagues involved in the treatment. Independent of our apps.
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The Instagram-like team chat is a fast and secure way to seek the opinions of colleagues.
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Efficiently document, categorize and precisely measure acute and chronic wounds directly at the point of care (width, length, circumference, area).
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Photos are essential for publications, lectures or education. Dynamic categorization during recording enables efficient reuse.
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Digitize documents brought in by the patient directly with a smartphone, so that they are immediately saved in the patient's electronic medical record.
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Increased quality of images and documentation combined with time savings in daily clinical practice - imito is a pioneer in the field of clinical apps.
Dr. Roland Naef
Head of ICT Medical Applications & DFL Research Data Service Center, University Hospital of Zurich
The Geneva School of Health Science (HEdS-Genève), the University of Geneva (UNIGE), and the company imito AG have obtained Innosuisse funding for the development of an application that will support clinical decision-making in the treatment of wounds, intended for healthcare professionals and their training.
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