Enterprise open source: Linux, PostgreSQL, Kubernetes, OpenStack, Keycloak, Apache Superset
Customers
Healthcare providers
Strategic Consulting
Strategic consulting in digital health and open standards.
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Patient identity, consent, security, privacy and data sharing
Open standards: HL7 FHIR, CDA, OMOP, ISO 13606, SNOMED, ICD-11
Local, regional and national strategies for telemedicine and Medical Information Systems
Customers
Government and international agencies, health service providers, commercial organisations
Education
Services to deliver a Health Informatics curriculum in Higher Education.
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A Ukrainian Association for Health Informatics with leading universities
Alignment of the curriculum with European equivalents
Workshops in Ukraine and the UK (Oxford)
Lectures, seminars, hackathons and student assignments
Customers
Universities, IT Colleges
Product Ecosystem
From the medical record to a container of infrastructure
cityEHR
Medical Information System (MIS)
A structured electronic health record for hospitals and ambulatory centres.
Exclusive licence
Ukrainian language variant
Under exclusive licence from Seven Informatics, which owns this source code
TelemedicineBridge
Data integration for telemedicine and digital health
An open source platform integrating telemedicine devices and Medical Information Systems using open standards. Supplementary integration of laboratory test results, ordering, booking and prescriptions.
Integrated with the NHSU central database
TelemedicineBeowulf
Devices and hub using commodity components
12-lead ECG
Pulse oximeter
Spirometer
Sphygmomanometer
Digital thermometer
Dermatoscope
Integrates out-of-the-box with TelemedicineBridge
TelemedicineIn-A-Container
Telemedicine In-A-Container (infrastructure)
A suitcase-sized container holding the infrastructure to run a full Electronic Health Record and Telemedicine Service for a community hospital or ambulatory centre: server, router, batteries and connections for solar panels and satellite internet.
Includes TelemedicineBridge and TelemedicineBeowulf
How it fits together
How the four products work together
Data travels from the device at the patient’s side to the medical record and the national registries. Each step is a product that also stands on its own.
TelemedicineBeowulf
1 · Capture at the patient’s side
Devices connected to a tablet hub built from commodity components.
12-lead ECG
Pulse oximeter
Spirometer
Sphygmomanometer
Digital thermometer
Dermatoscope
TelemedicineBridge
2 · Integration on open standards
Device adaptors and MIS adaptors, plus laboratory results, ordering, booking and prescriptions.
HL7 FHIR
CDA
OMOP
ISO 13606
SNOMED
ICD-11
Integrated with the NHSU central database
cityEHR
3 · Record and reporting
The structured electronic health record of a hospital or ambulatory centre, and the analytics built on it.
Structured record
Apache Superset — reporting
Apache OpenMeetings — teleconsultation
TelemedicineIn-A-Container
All three steps in one suitcase — server, router, batteries and connections for solar panels and satellite internet. For sites with no infrastructure at all.
Design principles
Open source, LGPL
Enterprise Java
Scala · Java · JavaScript
Open standards
Separation of data, logic and view
Docker · Kubernetes
Web · Android · iOS
Customers
Who we work for
Healthcare providers
Hospitals, ambulatory centres and primary care — deploying MIS, telemedicine and infrastructure.
Government agencies, international agencies, health service providers, commercial organisations
National and regional infrastructure, services and standards for digital health.
Universities, IT Colleges
Health Informatics curricula, workshops, lectures, seminars and hackathons.