Landmark Contract Lights The Way For 21st Century Wound Care Management

July 11, 2009 - PRLog -- Imago Care Ltd, a limited company incorporated in England and Wales, signed a land mark contract in gaining the Global distribution rights for Wound Image based Tissue Analysis (WITA), http://www.wita-imagocare.co.uk, software produced by ANTONIC d.o.o., a limited company incorporated in Croatia.

With paper based data management, manual processes and subjective decisions leaving scope for incurred costs, WITA™  takes the practice of wound management and offers a best in class software solution. Its sole purpose is to drive standardisation, process automation and improvement whilst meeting the new demands of health care operating models.

Functionally WITA™ (http://www.wita-imagocare.co.uk) is a sophisticated wound analysis, wound assessment and wound management software. The solution allows clinicians, business managers and scholars to quickly and intuitively analyse wounds and manage the ongoing care of patients. To add value to this process and enhance patient recovery, WITA™ also provides SMART treatments aligned to a hospital’s formulary. The solution also offers alternative treatments via an open source advertising portal, to help clinicians make informed decisions on new age products and save time in meeting sales representatives. The on going development of WITA™ promises additional functionality and a shared community portal for professionals in the field.

Judy Waterlow MBE, SRN, RCNT leads the commentary of the solutions stating that "WITA is a very impressive solution. It will encourage & motivate patients and staff to improve wound care best practice. WITA will be the most amazing tool for teaching."
Imago Care Ltd has ambitions to take this solution to market and bring the practice of wound care management into the 21st Century. For more information visit http://www.wita-imagocare.co.uk or call (+44) 0 208 668 6084.

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WITA™ is a sophisticated wound analysis, wound assessment and wound management software. The solution allows clinicians, business managers and scholars to quickly and intuitively analyse wounds and manage the ongoing care of patients.`