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Request informationIn Gandia's Hospital, Open Sistemas developed a prototype consisting on a solution for medical appointment on stands installed in the dependencies of the hospital, through which the patients, without any help of the hospital's personell, could manage their appointments for the hospital's consultations independently.
Within the project scope Open Sistemas develops for Iavante different works related with technology innovation environments and R+D in Technology and Health.
The project consisted on the development of interactive contents and games for learning the English language through contents provided by Vaughan. Contents and games based in puzzles where integrated in the environment of the Univadis portal and offered a more dynamic and entertaining model to learn English.
The School of Health Studies from Valencia (Escuela Valenciana de Estudios de Salud - EVES) turned to Open Sistemas for this project of custom formative content generation on Open Office. These contents where deployed on the training platform of the Comunidad Valenciana, based on the learning management system open source product Moodle.
Open Sistemas developed the Agrastat platform for Merck. The goal of the pharmaceutical company deploying this platform was to be able to assure an optimized system, that will allow them to have customized reports and statistics whenever required.
Open Sistemas developed for the Hospital de Oviedo, together with the company Medtronic, a software used for data retrieval for studies with patients with aortic prosthesis. The project was based in the product "Clinical Studies DataMed", developed by Open Sistemas.
With the deployment of this system, MSD managed to simplify and make much more accessible their online meetings, optimizing the personnel and time resources through a system that allowed a model of meeting execution more effective and dynamic.
This new collaboration from Open Sistemas with Merck, aimed to optimize the resources that the company invested in the call center. They needed an efficient system that would allow them to quickly know the collegiate physicians in a certain place and if a physician had a collegiate number or not.