KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 9 -- In a further demonstration of its commitment to elevate the standard of healthcare, Wilhelm Integrated Solutions (WIS) has announced becoming exclusive distributor of the global Gold Standard for gastroenterology (GI) procedure documentation, Provation® MD, for Australia and New Zealand.
For more than 25 years, Provation has been a market leader in clinical productivity software. Every day, more than 15,000 physicians and endoscopists in over 5,000 healthcare facilities worldwide use its intuitive workflows, image capture, and deep medical content for Gastroenterology and Respiratory documentation.
Importantly, the adoption of Provation simplifies the process for clinicians and health service organisations down under to comply with the Colonoscopy Clinical Care Standard, streamlining procedural documentation, improving workflows, and integrating with existing hospital information systems.
“We are very excited to have Wilhelm Integrated Solutions as an official partner,” said Provation President and CEO, Daniel Hamburger based on a statement.
“Wilhelm’s ‘boots on the ground’ presence in Australia and New Zealand will allow Provation to expand its market penetration, while empowering more clinicians and endoscopists with the tools they need to deliver quality healthcare for all.”
On signing the agreement, Chad Wilhelm, Managing Director of Wilhelm, said: “Provation is an excellent fit with our rapidly expanding digital health offerings because it helps healthcare professionals remove the inconsistencies that come with paper documentation, ensuring that they have accurate information, while reducing clicks and costs.
“We are excited that Provation chose Wilhelm for its first partnership in the Asia Pacific region and by working together we can rapidly expand Provation’s market-leading position in Australia and New Zealand.”
In 2021, Provation was acquired by Fortive Corporation, a Fortune 1000 company that builds essential technology and accelerates transformation in high-impact fields like workplace safety, engineering, and healthcare.
-- BERNAMA
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