Skip to content

Our solutions

DNV Imatis makes vital information safe,
clear, easily accessible and immediate
to all parts of the healthcare service.

Overview

The amount of information within healthcare organisations has grown almost exponentially, bloated by an ever-increasing number of journals, test results, diagnoses, reports, dialogue with the public sector, patients, and relatives.

Without fast and reliable access to this information, safe and efficient hospital operations are impossible to maintain.

DNV Imatis makes this vital information safe, clear, easily accessible, and immediate.

Better dialogue with real time data sharing

A hospital can collect and aggregate data and distribute it to all departments and employees in real time, through a system of applications and digital solutions, creating better and more effective communication at all levels.

Good, efficient and reliable health services

Good, efficient and reliable health services are one of the pillars of the modern health service. DNV Imatis can help ensure that healthcare remains a stable pillar.

Want to know more?

hospitals

Customer cases

Silent Hospital implementation at Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust

Silent Hospital implementation at Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust

Discover how the hospital improved patient sleep quality and reduced hospital stays—through smart hospital technologies.
Enhanced quality and efficiency at Oslo Emergency Clinic

Enhanced quality and efficiency at Oslo Emergency Clinic

Learn how the emergency clinic boosted care quality and efficiency with digital coordination—saving costs and improving patient satisfaction.
Health logistics at South-Eastern Norway Regional Health Authority

Health logistics at South-Eastern Norway Regional Health Authority

Discover how the health region improved operational efficiency by 60% through digital self-checkin, mobile payments, and logistics coordination.
DNV Imatis is our main tool for supporting important work processes, patient flow, coordination, logistics and interaction internally in the hospital.
Anette M. Siebenherz
Head of the Department of Rheumatology, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Østfold Hospital