An Austrian healthcare consulting company needed a Drug Information Medical System that would include the functionality of various medical systems. The goal was to increase the efficiency of working with different objects and avoid overloading the end-user with the scope of system functionality. This project objective was to create a system that would be easy to use for both the patient and the doctor or consultant. Doing so would maximize the efficiency of each module usage, minimize the time spent by a user to obtain the necessary information.

The idea of the project was to create a remote-area medical assistance system by establishing health telematics communication with the possible use of satellite telecommunication between the Gomel (city in Belarus) Specialized Dispensary and a relevant World Health Organization (WHO) Collaborating Centre, such as the WHO Collaborating Centre for Research on Thyroid Diseases in Nagasaki University, School of Medicine. The system should be implemented in a form of web application, available 24x7x365 from any point of the world. This project was the first remote medical assistance system in Belarus and Europe.

All the ADC (Adult Day Care) programs that provide essential services to the elderly and/or physically disabled people are strictly regulated by the local, state, and federal laws. The company needed developing and integrating of their information system that would serve the ADC centers and provide all the necessary functionality to facilitate the work of these institutions. The solution features sophisticated, scalable .Net architecture, advanced optimization of transportation problem, advanced components library for visualization of the corporate scheduled events, integration with Microsoft MapPoint for clients addressing and routing. Module-based application architecture enables to separate it’s functional parts.