Analyze DICOM data
Medical Data Intelligence for Research and Development.
Analyse your archived DICOM data to create cohorts and use them for research and development projects in compliance with data protection regulations.
Activate data
Use DICOM data in compliance with GDPR and GDNG for research and development.
Quality assurance
Verify the reliability of AI tools with your own qualitative DICOM data.
Easily integrated
Based on the TMD Cloud, you can easily integrate the analysis software into your existing system landscape.
Data silos hinder research
Decentralized data storage complicates evaluation
How can I use medical data for research in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation and the Health Data Utilisation Act? This is a question that concerns many hospitals. In most cases, it fails due to decentralised data storage and a lack of tools to find relevant medical data.
With the Telepaxx Medical Data Cloud (TMD Cloud), you can identify and create cohorts from your database quickly and reliably - using a full-text search in the DICOM data, findings and other text fields.
Internal quality assurance
Verify use of AI with own medical data
By creating cohorts from your own data, you can also optimise your internal quality assurance, for example to check the reliability of AI applications - before their first use, but also as part of continuous quality assurance.
This creates trust for Artificial Intelligence among your staff, your patients but also the public.
Promote AI innovations
Telepaxx cooperates with Bayer AG's new software development platform
Telepaxx cooperates with the AI Innovation Platform to facilitate joint data-based projects between hospitals, researchers and developers.
Bayer's AI Innovation Platform provides researchers and developers with secure access to structured training data for the development of AI-supported software in the field of medical image processing.
Anonymized medical data for secondary data use
Medical data such as X-ray images, findings and patient data is sensitive information that requires special protection. This is why they may not be used without further ado, even for research and development. The Health Data Utilisation Act regulates by whom, for what purposes and how such data may be further processed for quality assurance, the promotion of patient safety and research purposes.
Paragraph six of the GDNG stipulates, for example, that data-processing healthcare institutions may use the health data of legally insured persons in anonymised form for research and development projects to improve healthcare.
Accordingly, medical data may be further processed in anonymised form by the generating institution alone or together with third parties for
- quality assurance and the promotion of patient safety
- medical, rehabilitative and nursing research or
- statistical purposes, including health reporting.
Learn more about the use of your medical data.
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