- Type
- not stated
- Format
- Tabular relational records (inventory, dose, patient, order, billing, waste) with barcode-scan capture, optional HL7/DICOM interfaces to RIS/PACS, a companion iOS/Android confirmation app that stores no ePHI on device, and an automated reporting module producing daily and monthly inspection outputs
- Volume
- ~10^6-10^7 dose-draw, administration and waste records lifetime, plus a comparable volume of linked scheduling, order and billing rows (inferred: every patient exam produces a linked chain of schedule, order, draw, confirm, charge and waste records; 150-400 departments each running several dozen patient exams per day over a long-lived installed base)
- Users
- ~500-2,000 named departmental users across an installed base of roughly 150-400 nuclear medicine departments in Western Europe (inferred: a 48-employee two-country vendor whose product is sold per department with a satellite-department multi-site capability, so seat counts are small per site but spread across a substantial regional estate)
- History
- 20 years
- Update frequency
- not stated
- Growth
- Mature with active refresh — a companion product brochure dated 22-08-2025 in the same asset library indicates current document and product maintenance, and the platform already carries modern touches (iOS/Android confirmation app, optional HL7/DICOM, online ordering module); a stable two-entity Belgium/Germany manufacturing operation with 48 staff indicates steady installed-base business rather than rapid expansion
- Launched
- ~2005-2012 for NMIS (inferred: a desktop-era management system with optional rather than native HL7/DICOM interfaces and a later-added mobile companion app suggests a mid-2000s origin with incremental modernisation; the Elysia-raytest instrument business predates the software, and the group's Belgian/German two-entity structure is long-established)
- Delivery
- not stated
- Entity mapping
- not stated
- Sample
- not stated
- Point-in-time
- not stated
- Licence
- not stated