BreastScreen Victoria in Australia aims to reduce the impact of a breast cancer diagnosis ensuring you have the best health outcome through early detection accross the state of Victoria. They assist women to make informed decisions about their approach to the early detection of breast cancer and target our breast mammography services to Victorian women aged 50–74.

The outstanding success of the Vitro pilot has informed the decision to expand the paperless system to the rest of BreastScreen Victoria. Over the coming months, further development is planned in preparation for a state-wide expansion.  “Our clinicians found the software easy to use, and our team found that the time taken to issue written results reduced from 12 days to one or two. The new digital whiteboard has improved patient flow, providing for a better experience for both patients and staff.” Dr Helen Frazer, Clinical Director at St Vincent’s BreastScreen

Media Release about the BreastScreen Victoria Project

Andrea Rangel looks at Brazil's political & economic landscape today in 2016 and describes a challenging or even stark situation, she digs deeper into healthcare and the realities of how this impacts patients. Andrea says that while reducing costs and finding new financial resources in healthcare is the immediate reaction, a more sustainable approach is also needed, Andrea goes on to provide some considerations for healthcare providers including the benefits of technology in increasing focus on patient care and reducing administrative costs...

Calvary, a Catholic non-profit operator of 15 public and private hospitals, 15 retirement and aged-care facilities and 22 community care centres, has been rolling out its Vitro digital records and patient chart system following a successful trial last year at its 60-bed Bethlehem hospital in Melbourne. Belinda Mcrae, the nurse unit manager on the St Teresa's ward at Bethlehem, says "We were the pilot of MedChart, the online medication chart It has made a huge difference for being able to read medication orders and keeping track of doses. The reduction in incidence of missed medication is amazing," she says. "From a workflow point of view, being able to access the same record at the same time [as other staff] is huge... I don't think we could go back." It only takes about 10 minutes to teach new staff to use the system, and Mcrae says the Vitro record, which can digitally replicate the look and feel of paper, makes it easier to track shifts and pick up issues, such as missed or overdue medications.

Vitro Case Management is an electronic solution, which supports Serco in their management of detainees through the life cycle of their stay. Vitro enables Serco to provide a greater continuity of care to detainees by having their complete case history available electronically, as well as management tools accessible through Vitro in a secure and protected way.

Vitro Software together with Microsoft are official technology partners to Operation Smile, Inc.. Vitro Software donated its software Vitro®, an Electronic Medical Record (EMR) solution to Operation Smile, allowing them to collect patient data electronically during their 180+ global missions and reducing their reliance on paper.Operation Smile is an international medical charity that has provided hundreds of thousands of free surgeries for children and young adults in developing countries who are born with cleft lip, cleft palate or other facial deformities. It is one of the oldest and largest volunteer-based organizations dedicated to improving the health and lives of children worldwide through access to surgical care.