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On October 2 this year, in Warsaw, the Second Congress of Health Vision, Diagnosis and Future of Medical Foresight took place. Ligia Kornowska, President of the Medical Telemonitoring Center, took part in the debate on “The Vision of Digital Medicine – How Fast Will It Revolutionize Polish Reality?” “The digitization of health care brings enormous benefits to the patient. We could be an example – Medical Telemonitoring Center- a medical entity that since the first day of its operation has been digitized and adheres to the principle of “zero paper”. We can see very clearly how computerization affects the improvement of the patient’s diagnosis quality. We constantly monitor the response time of our medical experts and the type of reaction. If the situation requires it, we can replay the conversation with the patient and even follow the movement on the platform. This means that we catch any shortcomings immediately, taking care of the highest quality standards. The digitization of medical entities should enable better supervision over patient care. “ – said Ligia Kornowska. Medical Telemonitoring Center is a medical entity that serves clients and patients using the Pregnabit mobile CTG.

Nestmedic S.A. an innovative telemedical company has signed a letter of intent to cooperate with a Finnish supplier Steripolar Oy in the distribution of the Pregnabit telemedical system on the Finnish market. Both companies indicate that the Pregnabit system tests at the Helsinki University Hospital were successful.   Steripolar Oy, the local distributor declared, in the signed letter of intent, interest in the purchase of the Pregnabit mobile CTG in the coming months. Currently, the parties are working on preparing Pregnabit integration with hospital IT systems and meeting technical requirements. “We are close to signing a contract that will enable us to work with a local distributor like Steripolar Oy and implement Pregnabit in one of the Finnish hospitals. We also plan further expansion in local medical centers. Thanks to this, we will expand the scope of our system to include the Finnish market. This will be our first foreign market where we plan to sell Pregnabit on a large scale. “ – emphasizes Patrycja Wizińska – Socha, President of Nestmedic. Steripol Oy and Nestmedic are currently in the process of negotiating the start of cooperation involving the distribution of the Pregnabit telemedical system in Finland and the conclusion of an agreement defining commercial terms of cooperation. Nestmedic authorities include Finland and other Scandinavian countries to the most attractive markets in the first phase of development of their business outside of Poland. They also claim that the Finns put a heavy emphasis on health protection and are very open to innovative telemedical solutions to increase perinatal care standards.

On September 24 – October 2 this year The Patent Office of the Republic of Poland organized at the headquarters of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), in Geneva “Exhibition of Polish inventions and industrial designs Poland In”. Pregnabit teleCTG was also presented. The event attracted great interest. “Projects selected for exhibition are on the one hand, prosperous and known on the domestic market and internationally, awarded with the most important prizes in the world, and on the other, also those that are just entering the market, groundbreaking and surprising in their innovative technological solutions, sometimes futuristic look, but with functionality and destiny to meet social problems and expectations. “– writes about the event the Patent Office of the Republic of Poland. For the Nestmedic company, the presence of the Pregnabit teleCTG system at the exhibition is a reason for pride and a chance to promote internationally. “The exhibition “Poland In.” is part of the celebrations of the 100th anniversary of Poland’s independence and the 100th anniversary of the establishment of the Patent Office of the Republic of Poland. We want to emphasize that despite the turbulent history of the last 100 years, the first decades of which were extremely difficult for the entire Polish Nation and did not favor the development of technology and culture, Polish technical and design thought is up to the standards set by global innovation leaders.” – emphasize the Patent Office of the Republic of Poland.