Systematic Healthcare news

The latest Columna Flow release introduces enhanced wayfinding and task management features. With digital signage and streamlined equipment tasking, hospitals can reduce delays, improve patient flow, and free up more time for care.

In partnership with three Danish municipalities - Copenhagen, Aarhus and Aalborg - Systematic is exploring how artificial intelligence can help reduce the documentation task for employees working in health and elderly care services.

Novavi provides treatment for drug and alcohol misuse. They have implemented Cura Social to improve workflows and documentation.

Columna Cura are already improving workflows and providing real-time documentation for staff in Læsø Municipality.

Aarhus becomes first Danish municipality to provide real-time care record access to a hospital, boosting patient safety and streamlining workflows.

The solution makes it easy for caregivers to register citizens’ early signs of illness, distress, or declining functionality.

The University Medical Center of Groningen will implement Search & Find to tackle issues in locating equipment and poor equipment utilisation due to manual maintenance.  

Employees’ drive and clear collaboration guidelines eased the transition to self-managing teams when Thisted Municipality implemented Columna Cura Mit Team last year.

A new innovation project aims to develop a technical solution to enhance the well-being and communication of patients and staff alike.

The Municipality of Sønderborg introduces new electronic care record solution

Following high praise from Norwegian ambulance crews, Bliksund and Systematic are introducing a proven solution to the Danish pre-hospital sector. With live streaming, access to specialists online, and real-time data sharing, patients can be treated safely and efficiently directly at the scene of the incident and throughout the journey to full recovery.

97 of 98 municipalities in Denmark have agreed to a new collective digital solution.

More ‘ageing in place’ in the City of Aarhus is placing greater demands on assistive devices such as beds and wheelchairs. IT system relieves the growing workload.

As the first local authority in Denmark, the Municipality of Aalborg is giving its citizens access to data about their own case handling. The IT solution Columna Cura is behind the pilot project, which gives citizens greater transparency over and ownership of their cases.

Hospitals with Systematics software is among the smartest in the world

Users of Columna Cura are the first in the country to access and use Shared Master Data.