Clinical Information Systems

Design and development of clinical data processing and management systems; clinical information systems integration.

Modern hospitals have a large number of networked information processing systems constantly exchanging data. A huge quantity of data generated by patient treatments is stored and linked in these systems, which use medical-specific protocols such as DICOM for imaging system data transmission and HL7 to exchange status messages and lab results.

We have run numerous projects connecting our networks with hospital IT systems and integrating data to allow mobile information access. The institute also has its own multi-component hospital IT infrastructure.

Projects

eDim – eDisease Management

Enabling Large-Scale Telemedical Disease Management through Interactive Visualization.

to eDim – eDisease Management

MobileMed

Mobile consultation and learning system.

to MobileMed

DRGee

Visual planning of strategic hospital portfolios.

to DRGee

xPlan

Visualizing patient flow to support strategic infrastructure planning in hospitals.

to xPlan

Patient Profiling

Visualizing diagnosis lists for effective understanding of complex medical histories

to Patient Profiling

Virtual Design and Construction

Visualizing the planning process of a large hospital reconstruction project

to Virtual Design and Construction

ICU Cockpit

A dashboard for the Neurosurgical intensive care unit of the University Hospital Zurich

to ICU Cockpit

Backtrainer

Augmented feedback for the therapy of patients with non-specific low back pain.

to Backtrainer

All projects of the institute

Collaboration in research and services

Life Sciences

Institute for Medical Engineering and Medical Informatics

FHNW University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland School of Life Sciences, Institute for Medical Engineering and Medical Informatics Hofackerstrasse 30 CH - 4132 Muttenz

Telephone: +41 61 228 54 19
e-mail: ZXJpay5zY2hrb21tb2RhdUBmaG53LmNo

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