Systematic Healthcare news

Two releases since June, one six weeks early. Task overviews open faster, recurring lists stay clean, and planned work now carries a clock icon - several changes because a hospital asked for them.

Sønderborg Municipality rolls out Cura Dialogue to all residents, giving citizens and relatives digital access to appointments, messages and care records.

Hospital tracking data is only useful if it can be shared. The Capital Region of Denmark has gone live with an open platform, built with Lyngsoe Systems, spanning nine of the region's hospitals.

The Greater Copenhagen Digitalisation Association has awarded Systematic a new six-year contract covering eight municipalities and more than 300,000 residents — confirming Columna Cura as the leading care record solution in Denmark.

Using a single system gives staff a clearer overview, better coordination, and joined-up working across the organisation.

QUMEA brings radar-based fall and mobility monitoring – privacy-preserving, no cameras, no wearables – into Columna Flow. The newest technology partner in our open hospital ecosystem.

50 medics from the Ukrainian front line visited Systematic feedback on Battlefield Health - a solution we have built to follow wounded soldiers from point of injury to hospital.

Drawing on experience from both clinical practice and the vendor side, Trine Sønstelien and Tonje Teigene Heyn will bring Systematic's proven electronic care records solution into the Norwegian care sector - adapted to Norwegian healthcare practice and local needs.

Following the withdrawal of one provider from the competition for municipal electronic care record systems Systematic remains on course and is stepping up its efforts in Norway. The company has now appointed Camilla Lobben to lead this initiative focused on municipal tenders.

The Columna Flow 2026.2 release brings role-based views, map visualisation, and smarter filtering to help clinical staff find available equipment faster.

Speech recognition and AI can reduce the documentation burden for frontline staff in elderly care. A groundbreaking project under the Danish Agency for Digitalisation's AI sandbox, has just documented this in its final report.

Systematic strengthens its focus on municipal EHR systems in Norway, pairing with experienced consultancy firm that knows the Norwegian healthcare system inside and out.

Columna Flow 2026.1 improves system integration and equipment management, helping hospitals connect patient systems and track assets efficiently.

A new Danish research project shows that a simple mobile app can significantly improve working conditions, communication, and task management in a hospital emergency department.

Denmark risks facing a shortage of up to 15,000 social and healthcare assistants and helpers within ten years, according to figures from the Ministry for the Elderly. That’s why it’s good news that a new report takes an important step toward using artificial intelligence in elderly care – and thereby freeing up time for care and compassion.

The system, developed by Systematic, combines defence and healthcare technology to manage evacuation logistics, safeguard soldiers’ medical data and coordinate treatment when soldiers are wounded in combat.