Efficient rostering simplifies complex staff scheduling at UKSH
More transparency, less effort: efficient staff rostering at Germany’s academic hospital UKSH.
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Increased pressure on care practice: the need for digital solutions
Primary care professionals are the first point of contact for patients and therefore a key link in the quality of care. Due to increased pressure on primary care, changes are needed to ensure accessible and affordable quality care.
As an example, The Integrated Care Agreement in The Netherlands (Integraal Zorgakkoord, IZA) focuses heavily on a shift from conventional to more digital and hybrid care, organised ‘close to home’ with a district-based approach, in collaboration with the region.
With over 25,000 primary care professionals, Enovation has been a reliable long-time partner within our community. Let us be your guide in this transition, with our solution portfolio in the field of digital care and collaboration.
- Record transfer
- Video calling
- Message exchange
- Consultation of medical information in a ‘viewer’
What kind of solutions do we offer?
The digital transformation of the healthcare system requires smart solutions. Solutions that increase the efficiency of primary care professionals, leaving them with more time to focus on the patients.
Check these links to learn more about the solutions we offer.
Who can we help?
- GPs
- Pharmaceutical care
- Paramedical care
- Maternity care
- Outpatient care
- Dental healthcare
Enovation in practice
See how colleagues use Enovation.
How Patient Journey benefits patients and staff at the Vulpius Klinik in Bad Rappenau
The Vulpius Klinik in Germany introduced the Patient Journey app to improve patient information and engagement in orthopaedic care. The app digitises care pathways for knee and hip replacement procedures, guiding patients through preparation, surgery, recovery and follow‑up with clear information and videos. Now part of the clinic’s Rapid Recovery programme, the app has strengthened patient involvement, improved communication, and supported more efficient and effective care for both patients and clinicians.
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‘We were looking for a flexible, user-friendly medication system that aligns with Amsta’s direction for the future’
In 2024, care organisation Amsta transitioned to Enovation Medimo as its new medication system. The decision was driven by the need for improved medication safety, efficiency, and a future-proof solution. Staff members share their positive experiences with the system’s usability, flexibility, and innovative features such as photographic medication recognition. Thanks to a well-organised project team and active key users, the implementation went smoothly. Digital coaches also play a key role in enhancing digital skills across the organisation.
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