CSAM is pleased to announce the appointment of Jennifer Goode to the position of Communications Director. In her new role, Jennifer will be responsible for all internal and external communications at CSAM.
“Building CSAM’s brand and reputation is a key focus for the company across all markets, and I am excited to have Jennifer on-board to drive our continued progress in this area,” said Sverre Flatby,
CSAM – the company behind ProSang, Picsara, Partus and Cytodose – and the leading provider of niche eHealth solutions in the Nordics will be displaying its innovative specialized solutions at Vitalis 2018.
Vitalis is the largest eHealth conference in Sweden and takes place from April 24 to 26 at the Swedish Exhibition and Conference Centre in Gothenburg.
Over the past 20 years, CSAM Health has developed the most comprehensive portfolio of pre-hospital emergency solutions in the Nordics, with its AMIS suite of products. AMIS is designed to support all aspects of emergency management, including Emergency Medical Communications Centres (EMCCs), mobile units such as ambulances, and emergency departments.
In an emergency,
CSAM is pleased to announce the appointment of Linus Fred to the position of Sales Manager for the Swedish market. In his new role, Linus will be responsible for growing sales, with a focus on developing the company’s sales strategy and infrastructure in that market.
“I am thrilled to welcome Linus to CSAM and look forward to working with him on developing our sales capabilities in Sweden,” said Rolf-Henry Grønlund,
CSAM is pleased to announce the appointment of Rolf-Henry Grønlund to the position of Group Sales Director. In his new role, Rolf-Henry will be responsible for delivering organic sales growth across the full breadth of CSAM products, in both existing and new markets.
– I am thrilled to welcome Rolf-Henry to CSAM, said Sverre Flatby,
Healthcare systems around the world are transforming, driven by the demand from consumers for more patient-centred care, a desire by healthcare professionals to provide improved quality and efficiency of care, and the need of payers to stem the rising costs of healthcare delivery. Improving the healthcare system on all fronts requires increased information sharing through connected healthcare technologies that provide access to important patient information across various healthcare facilities and providers.
Over the past decade, technological innovations have transformed most industries, including healthcare. From medical devices to software, digital technology is revolutionizing the way healthcare is delivered – in hospitals, in communities, and in your home. In the Nordic countries, the healthcare business is ahead of the curve when it comes to IT adoption. Now, connectivity,
CEO Sverre Flatby gave a speech in Oslo Spektrum during EHiN in 2016 – the biggets eHealth conference in Norway.
The main EHiN topic was the future of healthcare and how it will impact all software vendors in the healthcare industry.
– The fast-changing eHealth software industry faces huge challenges due to on-going customer consolidation,
Through its third acquisition in 18 months, CSAM now leads the way towards an integrated Maternity eHealth platform for the Nordic countries.
CSAM has been a leading maternity software vendor for many years, and following the acquisition of Finnish software company MediWare Oy, we now witness the birth of a true collaborative maternity platform for the Nordics.
The merger of CSAM and Finnish Mawell’s eSystem division January 29th 2016 has yielded a powerful Nordic eHealth company with a wide range of competitive and complementary products.
Unlike many local suppliers of clinical systems, CSAM’s distribution of software solutions is now balanced between Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Finland in addition to a carefully growing export outside the Nordics.