Today FUJIFILM Medical Systems announced that the company has selected caresyntax, a pioneering developer in surgical automation, analytics software, as the supplier of Fujifilm Systems Integration using caresyntax’s proprietary operating room (OR) integration and workflow automation intelligence.
As the healthcare industry continues to respond to today’s uncertainties, Fujifilm trusts this new partnership to aid hospital operations, improve workflow efficiencies of the interventional space, and meet patient demand surges as deferred procedures are rescheduled.
“As the only vendor that offers endoscopic imaging as well as modality solutions and enterprise-wide IT products—launching the Fujifilm Systems Integration business will allow Fujifilm to capture the full clinical value chain,” says Devon Bream, MPH, FACHE, Global Vice President Endoscopy, General Manager Systems Integration, FUJIFILM Medical Systems U.S.A., Inc. “We selected caresyntax as our supplier because the team has a demonstrated history in developing data-driven integration that provides the total visibility to achieve increased workflow efficiency, patient safety, and surgical performance.”
Together Fujifilm and caresyntax will develop a systems integration solution designed specifically for image and data integration in the operating room (OR/Hybrid OR) and endoscopy suite that will connect Fujifilm’s medical image capture products and Synapse brand viewing, storage, and analytics technologies.
“Fujifilm’s vision of closing the loop between its powerful clinical informatics ecosystem and its trusted offerings at the point of care will be a resounding success that will create value for caregivers and patients,” says Dennis Kogan, Co-Founder and CEO, caresyntax. “caresyntax is excited to leverage our robust surgical automation and analytics platform to support Fujifilm in this endeavor. We strongly believe that data-driven collaborations with health systems, medical device companies, and insurers are key to managing surgical risk and promoting smarter, safer surgery; and are proud to partner with Fujifilm in pursuit of this common goal.”