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26. September 2022

Großer Schritt in der Digitalisierung der ambulanten Behandlung

Avelios Medical software generates up to 2,000 structured data points per outpatient treatment at LMU Klinikum München.

LMU Klinikum MünchenPress

Originally published by LMU Klinikum München (26.09.2022). The summary below links back to the full article at the source.

LMU Klinikum in Munich has implemented the Avelios Medical software platform to digitalize outpatient processes. The system generates approximately 2,000 structured data points per patient visit during documentation, supporting both operational efficiency and research initiatives.

Pilot success and expansion

Following successful deployment in the dermatology clinic since autumn 2021 — which serves over 88,000 annual outpatient visits — the software is now rolling out across additional LMU Klinikum departments. According to the dermatology director, the implementation has increased efficiency and enabled automated physician letters, allowing more patient interaction time while generating structured treatment data for research purposes.

Integration and infrastructure

The IT department head emphasizes that Avelios Medical's modular platform integrates smoothly with existing infrastructure through flexible and cost-free interfaces, supporting integration with modern software solutions, applications, and medical devices.

DR-AI research project

The software supplies structured data for the federally funded DR-AI project (€2.4 million from Germany's Federal Ministry of Health), which develops artificial intelligence algorithms for dermatological disease detection. The project involves partnerships between LMU's dermatology and radiology departments, TUM informatics, and TUM ethics programs.

Future prospects

Once data consolidates through the institutional data integration center (MeDIC LMU), leadership anticipates supporting AI-powered clinical decision-support systems across all specialties.

Source: lmu-klinikum.de

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