BIRMINGHAM CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL CHOOSES FYSICON DATALINQ

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DataLinQ® is a major step in moving to a paperless pacemaker clinic and provides the solution for bringing structure into pacemaker, ICD, loop recorder and remote device administration. Instead of data being printed and/or entered manually into the hospital information system or Electronic Medical Record, all data can be collected automatically in one comprehensive database. DataLinQ® increases protection of patient information by removing the need for manual data entry, or external storage devices such as USB sticks. DataLinQ® quite simply provides the missing link for all common integration problems between front-line complex data processing systems and the healthcare informatics systems.


About Fysicon

The Dutch private company is founded in 1995. Fysicon designs, develops and manufactures innovative medical applications in the areas of cardiovascular disease and medical imaging.

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