MEYTEC took part in a competitive submission for the telestroke pilot project in the Australian federal state Victoria. MEYTEC were awarded the contract to implement a state-wide telemedicine network in phases starting in 2015. Phase 1 of the VICTORIAN STROKE TELEMEDICINE (VST) officially went live in March 2015.
MEYTEC’s CEO Gerhard W. Meyer explained: “VST is one of the largest telemedicine networks implemented by our company worldwide, to date. We are very proud of our staff in the way they have accepted and mastered this challenge. This project requires significant professional skills and experience to equip and implement such a network. MEYTEC’s understanding of the medical steps and the supply chain, are key to supporting this telemedicine network. A geographical distance of about 16.000 km and significant time differences between Germany and Victoria, Australia are the main challenges of the project. This success story also reflects the ability of MEYTEC from the federal state of Brandenburg (Germany) to compete in the international arena.
MEYTEC’s CEO Gerhard W. Meyer explained: “VST is one of the largest telemedicine networks implemented by our company worldwide, to date. We are very proud of our staff in the way they have accepted and mastered this challenge. This project requires significant professional skills and experience to equip and implement such a network. MEYTEC’s understanding of the medical steps and the supply chain, are key to supporting this telemedicine network. A geographical distance of about 16.000 km and significant time differences between Germany and Victoria, Australia are the main challenges of the project. This success story also reflects the ability of MEYTEC from the federal state of Brandenburg (Germany) to compete in the international arena.
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