Cyberfish go s Vi/m. Highest security for advanced communica/on technology. Cyberfish launches Vitim: much more than video conferencing

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Cyberfish & Vi/m 12/2016 Cyberfish go s Vi/m Highest security for advanced communica/on technology Cyberfish launches Vitim: much more than video conferencing

Cyberfish & ViIm 12/2016 Highest security for advanced communica9on technology Cyberfish launches ViIm: much more than video conferencing Cyberfish has been developing high-quality medically cer9fied video conferencing solu9ons specifically designed to meet the needs of medical providers for over 10 years. While data security is paramount, ease of use and low bandwidth usage are equally important. "Today we want to offer our customers more, add value for the broad Cybermedical Community, develop more func9ons and features while using the latest communica9on tools," emphasizes the company founder Urs & Daniel WaHenhofer. We wanted to find out more. The company, which is based in Biberbrugg, Switzerland, has been offering tailored customer solu9ons in various fields for over 10 years. The strength of Cyberfish lies in the combina9on of innova9ve ideas and state-ofthe-art technologies. Cyberfish connects people with one another regardless of their loca9on. It offers solu9ons that are secure, fast and easy to use. Cybermedical Community: a success story Cyberfish established the Cybermedical Community in 2009 together with users and IT professionals from the hospital and healthcare sector. MUC (Medical Unified Communica2on Suit)

Cyberfish & ViMm 12/2016 The Vi'm (Virtual Intelligent Technology Informa'on Middleware) solu'on at a glance The aim of this Community is to create a uniform standard across Switzerland to facilitate the sharing of medical informa8on between hospitals, doctors and other healthcare professionals. Strict compliance with the security requirements of the individual cantons, the Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH) and the Swiss data protec8on legisla8on has been one of the most important points from the outset. While the Cybermedical Community puts pa8ent privacy first, users should be able to share informa8on easily and conduct tumour boards, training, live opera8ons, etc. The company remains true to the users' basic requirements - simple, transparent cost structure and processes, and top-level technical exper8se. Established throughout Switzerland In Switzerland, the Cybermedical Community is established throughout the country and is the market leader in the field of interdisciplinary communica8ons in various hospital departments. Over 10,000 users in around 160 hospitals currently benefit from the groundbreaking solu8on. Its strengths include barrier-free communica8on between the individual departments and loca8ons in hospitals as well as between the referring physicians, who become ac8vely integrated into hospital communica8ons. Nursing staff play an important role in this context, because they are the link between the hospital, physicians, rela8ves and pa8ents. The network is also a success on the interna8onal stage. The Cybermedical Community is used, for example, in crisis areas, to provide mothers and children with specialist primary care in the fight against both Ebola and malaria. Today, many users benefit from the Community, which is also integrated into various other interna8onal communi8es. As a result, the Cybermedical Community has become a systemically relevant player, which is being con8nually developed in coopera8on with its users. Cyberfish goes ViMm Good is never good enough. True to this mouo Cyberfish con8nues to seek new challenges. "The proven communica8on technology that connects medical professionals for the benefit of pa8ents within the Cybermedical Community can also be put to use elsewhere in the healthcare sector, explains Urs WaUenhofer. "To do this, we have created a new, advanced digital playorm, which lends itself to further communica8on networking applica8ons while adhering to the strictest data security standards. We are, therefore, well prepared to meet the demands of IoT and Industry 4.0 / Healthcare 4.0." This is how Vi8m was born. This is the latest product by Cyberfish. Beyond the op8cs, the product adds many new func8ons and features. The Cyberfish developers have created Vi8m in close collabora8on with medical prac88oners, nursing personnel, IT security and data protec8on professionals to meet current and future demands of users and IT. With regard to security and data protec8on, the company con8nues to stand for Swiss values in so^ware development.

Cyberfish & ViKm 12/2016 A milestone in medical communicakon Vi#m features the latest end-to-end encryp#on technology, cer#ficates and twoway authen#ca#on as standard, and all Vi#m so:ware rights (IP) are privately owned by the company owners in Switzerland. This is why the company is en#tled to use the "Swiss made so:ware" label. As a medical device, Vi#m meets the HIPAA, EN and ISO 27001 standards. New features such as an integrated plug-in shop allow an even faster response to user's needs. Vi#m Switzerland AG has become a development company of Cyberfish in Switzerland. markets Vi#m exclusively in the healthcare sector. To ensure that all members of the Cybermedical Community can also benefit from the performance of its sister company, Vi#m, going forward. Vi#m, therefore, once again marks a milestone in medical communica#on and collabora#on. The illustra#on on this page shows Vi#m's system structure and its flexibility in terms of its poten#al uses. Irrespec#ve of whether a customer uses one or mul#ple modules, the solu#on offers without excep#on the highest level of security during the process of rapid exchange of informa#on and high-resolu#on images and expert assessment. Vi#m is also designed to be open to new communica#on networking modules in the future. API and SDK are available to customers for this purpose. NIV (non-invasive ven.la.on) - the sleep apnoea pa.ent project New perspeckves for pulmonologists The communica#on tools of Cyberfish make it possible for specialists to evaluate data centrally, which has been collected locally. Lungenliga Schweiz (Swiss Lung Associa#on) uses this advance to benefit NIV pa#ents. Lungenliga St. Gallen is currently running a pilot project in coopera#on with the Kantonsspital St. Gallen. Because Cyberfish rehospitalisa#on AG of mostly bedridden pa#ents is costly, it is important to capture vital data of pa#ents at home and to send it CH-8836 to the main Biberbrugg hospital. Specialists assess the changes in data and are able to intervene Tel: immediately +41 55 417 and 50 communicate 00 with local GPs using video conferencing. This improves the quality of life of those affected and prevents high healthcare costs. The objec#ve of the project in St. Gallen is live monitoring of the individual device parameters of NIV pa#ents. The relevant interface data can be easily displayed using tablets and smartphones. The individual se[ngs are recorded in a manner that ensures traceability and data integrity. In addi#on, the company plans to link it to exis#ng HIS (hospital informa#on systems) to be able to import data directly. The devices themselves are monitored and ac#vely share their health status. In the hospital, the pa#ent data recorded by the pla\orm is displayed in real #me, in the form of specific charts in an iphone or ipad app. In addi#on, HomeCare providers should be involved in the process and receive the relevant data, which they need to care for their pa#ents. An app should be developed for pa#ents, which will collect all the data from the relevant NIV devices to ensure that the collec#on of data can be easily extended.

Cyberfish & ViOm 12/2016 Dashboard for a beler overview In the pulmonology department, specialists can view all pa7ent data, including device data and se8ngs in live mode. The app, which is op7mised for ipad, simply displays the men7oned data. The Cyberfish Secure Cloud has been developed to offer users flexibility to add other users such as Spitex or other pulmonologists. Finally, a container is provided to generate reference values, e.g. to carry out research na7onwide. As a result, the diagnos7c and treatment data can be simply shared to be displayed later as "History". Respiratory organs are also an important subject in Basel where the Lungenzentrum des Universitätsspitals Basel (Lung Centre of the University Hospital Basel; USB) regularly uses videoconferencing to exchange informa7on with its referring physicians. Specialists from USB give advice to their colleagues and ensure first-class pa7ent care. Even beler connecoons for stroke centres While the exchange of high-quality informa7on is important, it is the speed which can save lives. This aspect is a key factor in cardiac emergencies. Therefore, the stroke centres in Switzerland are equipped with Cyberfish systems. In these centres, the necessary professionals (e.g. neurologists, internists, radiologists, neurosurgeons vascular surgeons, and specialized care and rehabilita7on staff) are available whenever possible on a permanent basis or at least at a very short no7ce. These hospitals, rehabilita7on clinics and specialists are interlinked to provide seamless pa7ent care, con7nuous treatment processes, and coordinated educa7on and training as widely as possible throughout Switzerland. It is important to note that stroke is the third leading cause of death and the leading cause of long-term disability in adults in Switzerland. For example, there are 16,000 stroke cases every year. These risks can be reduced or even prevented through quick diagnosis, therapy and early rehabilita7on. However, a single medical prac77oner cannot provide such comprehensive care. What is needed in these cases is comprehensive, interdisciplinary coopera7on. Time is the crucial factor in acute stroke cases. This allows small and medium-sized hospitals to contact stroke centres quickly. The centre specialists get real-7me access to HIS and PACS as well as vital local data and use videoconferencing facili7es to make a rapid and important contribu7on to increasing the chances of survival of cardiac emergency pa7ents. CyboScope: interacove exchange of informaoon, encrypted and efficient CyboScope is a microscope camera with a difference. The data is interac7vely exchanged, fully encrypted - and all this is done in an efficient manner. The fact is that many microscope users would like to discuss or consult their samples with other colleagues to get a second opinion. The secure and easy transfer of images, however, presents a major challenge. CyboScope was developed with micro haematologists to resolve this issue. This is one of the features of the CyboScope app. The image is transmized directly and quickly from the microscope to an external specialist using a smartphone with data security guaranteed. Network partners can use CyboScope to communicate with each other in real 7me via audio, video, chat, and annota7on. At the same 7me, they can easily perform an OP transfer of an endoscopy device and comment on this interac7vely with other par7cipants CyboScope is the perfect tool for professional microscope users or people who want to use endoscopic devices or slit lamps to share results in high resolu7on with other people. CyboScope App: live videoconference with Microscope content

Cyberfish & ViLm 12/2016 BabyView - oplmal safety for the liole ones This solu)on is intended to be used in neonatology and baby sta)ons. BabyView has been realised in close coopera)on between medical & healthcare professionals and Cyberfish. The system is modular and web-based. Given the intelligent features in the background, they can always be sure that their professional communica)ons are not being monitored. Nurses and doctors determine access, which is always clearly displayed. For parents, the professionals provide access to the baby according to their specifica)ons. The neonatology monitors the premature baby in an incubator at all )mes. The babies are monitored in real )me. Parents also have the opportunity to use an app to maintain contact with their child in a protected environment. The nursing staff as well as the medical management of the sta)on can hold if necessary encrypted pa)ent consulta)ons with parents, without them having to be physically on site. This saves )me when making important decisions. For neonatology staff, the Cyberfish solu)on offers a new type of communica)on BabyView The ul/mate experience for partents and a great help for Nursing staff Make lives beoer and increase palent safety "We develop and operate medical products and services for our customers to make their lives beier and to increase pa)ent safety," says Urs WaIenhofer. "And it should stay that way. Our company was founded in 2003 with the aim to develop products, technologies and services tailored to our customers' needs. Experience shows that there are many different routes to reach the same goal; for this reason, we aiach great importance to having a direct rela)onship with end users. This is the only way that products and services can be used effec)vely. We believe that with Vi)m, we will be able to offer further added value to our customers."