DiVAS 3.0

Overview

DiVAS 3.0 is the successor to DiVAS 2.8 and offers the user intuitive working with the usual high quality and reliability of the software. This software version is initially supplied exclusively with the EndoPORTABLE Veezar system. Like its predecessor, DiVAS 3.0 is a modular software for recording, processing and managing patient and examination data, making it ideal for use in all common endoscopic disciplines, supplemented by additional functionalities such as the creation of medical reports, examination protocols and extensive export options. The option of synchronising examination data with XION DiVAS 2.8.5 systems and connecting to hospital information systems allows the combined use of DiVAS 3.0 and DiVAS 2.8.5 — and thus scalability from a single workstation solution to a complex network solution with integration into the hospital information system (HIS).

Key Features

• Successor to DiVAS 2.8 with an intuitive, modernised user interface
• Modular recording, processing and management of patient & examination data
• Initially supplied exclusively with the EndoPORTABLE Veezar system
• Synchronises examination data with XION DiVAS 2.8.5 systems
• Scalable from a single workstation to a complex, HIS-integrated network
• Medical reports, examination protocols and extensive export options

Modules

Image Documentation

The DiVAS 3.0 image-documentation modules create and edit photo and video documentation. Material generated during a session is automatically assigned to the previously selected patient; existing material can be imported at any time. Images can be overlaid with arrows or labelling, individual video frames saved as photos, and all photos and videos taken during a session kept in a shared entry in the patient’s session list.

User Management

Patient data is protected by a simple user administration system. The DiVAS 3.0 Advanced User Management module offers more comprehensive functions — creation of individual users with individual rights, and creation of groups with assigned rights.