Frequently asked questions

MetaVision is a hospital-wide clinical information system and electronic health record designed to support the most complex clinical workflows of acute and critical care environments.

Using MetaVision has been shown to reduce clinical errors, increase compliance, improve reporting, maximize billing, and save time, all of which improves both patient safety and outcomes.

MetaVision is used in tens of thousands of beds worldwide, and is installed in over four hundred hospitals, from single wards to regional networks.

MetaVision may be used hospital-wide. It has been designed to reflect and support the particular needs of general and specialty ICUs and the perioperative space (pre-, intra-, and post-op), all of which integrate to create a single patient record and continuum of care.

Yes, MV-NICU and MV-PICU offer a set of unique functionalities designed specifically to support the needs of neonatal and pediatric ICUs.

MetaVision can meet the needs of any health institute, from a handful of ICU beds to health networks covering multiple hospitals spread over a large geographical range with thousands of monitored patients and beds.

Yes, from admission to discharge and everything in between, all of which integrate to create a single patient record and continuum of care throughout the hospitalization process.

Yes. Right out of the box, MetaVision is designed to support the workflows, protocols, prescription norms, and terminology for your region, and can be further configured to reflect the specific needs of your unique hospital environment: the system adapts to your needs, not you to it.

Yes, MetaVision meets existing industry-standard requirements for data security and patient data privacy. The system offers highly configurable permission- and role-based secure access, meaning clinicians and other users see precisely the information they are authorized to view and require for optimal performance of their tasks.