“Our philosophy of providing solution-based technologies is underscored by this new business relationship” said David Gibson, Mindray North America’s President. “Our comprehensive peri-anesthesia product offering is further enhanced through the addition of this Anesthesia Information Management System (AIMS) solution. The benefits of an AIMS are widely recognized as contributing to improved data management, reduction of documentation errors and enhanced patient safety. The DocuSys interface will enable vital sign and ventilation data to be automatically and continuously documented, reducing the workload associated with manual record keeping, while also providing an enhanced view of a patient’s total physiological condition.”
“As part of the American Reconstruction and Rehabilitation ACT (ARRA) new emphasis continues to be placed on the need for medical facilities to demonstrate “Meaningful Use” of an Electronic Medical Record. The DocuSys solution provides a clear pathway to compliance with these new mandates.” Furthermore, this co-marketing agreement will allow us to more effectively compete in the $320 Million U.S. anesthesia market.
“We are pleased to join Mindray in this new business relationship. Both companies focus on creating products that permit ease of use in very complex environments – a philosophy that provides uncomplicated user interfaces to robust, full featured applications and devices,” said DocuSys President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Robert E. Watson
