SANIQ CLINIC

Das Hospital-at-Home auf einer Plattform

Erweitern Sie Ihre Station um virtuelle Betten und schaffen Sie Kapazitäten für akute Fälle – mit unserer H@H-Plattform SaniQ CLINIC.

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Volle Stationen & blockierte Betten? 

Viele Betten sind heute mit Patienten belegt, die nicht mehr behandelt, sondern nur noch überwacht werden. Das bindet Pflegekräfte und blockiert Kapazitäten für akute Fälle. SaniQ CLINIC verlagert diese Überwachung zu den Patienten nach Hause, indem es eine telemedizinische Versorgung aus der Ferne (stationsäquivalent) ermöglicht.

Hospital at Home Infografik

Hospital-at-Home für Ihre Klinik

3 Erfolgsfaktoren für die Klinik der Zukunft

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Stationsäquivalente Versorgung in der Häuslichkeit

2.

Freie Betten
für akute Fälle

3.

Geringer Aufwand, hohe Versorgungsqualität

... und wie SaniQ CLINIC Sie dabei unterstützt:

SaniQ TRIAL turns every day of study participation into valuable real-world data that you can track in real time via the SaniQ Dashboard.

1.

Volle Stationen & blockierte Betten

Volle Stationen & blockierte Betten

Virtuelle Betten

Patienten, die nur noch überwacht werden, belegen Betten, die für Notaufnahme, OP und Akutfälle gebraucht werden. Virtuelle Betten machen diese Kapazität frei, ohne die Überwachung aufzugeben.

2.

Fachkräftemangel in der Pflege

Fachliche Expertise streuen

Telekonsiliarische Mitbetreuung

Wenn Personal fehlt, können freie Betten nicht belegt werden. Mit SaniQ CLINIC betreuen Sie Patienten digital und effizient in der Häuslichkeit betreuen. Mit dem vorhandenen Team lassen sich so mehr Patienten versorgen.

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Patientenströme aktiv steuern

Patientenströme aktiv steuern

Intersectoral networking

In telemedizinischen Fallkonferenzen wird diskutiert, welche Patienten stationär versorgt werden müssen und welche ambulant oder telemedizinisch weiterbetreut werden können. Auf dieser Basis lassen sich Kapazitäten gezielter planen und Verlegungswege innerhalb des Versorgungsnetzwerks steuern.

Use Case: Cardiology

The Institute for Applied Telemedicine (University Hospital of the Ruhr University Bochum) has been relying on SaniQ OS for the digital care of heart failure patients since 2024.

To the press release of the Heart Diabetes Centre NRW: https://www.hdz-nrw.de

IFAT has been providing telemedical services to around 11,000 patients for over 20 years. Following a detailed tendering process for the digital care of heart failure patients, SaniQ was chosen. The IFAT acts as a telemedicine centre and coordinates an extensive network of experienced cardiologists. As a technology partner, Qurasoft contributes the software infrastructure with the SaniQ platform and ensures its continuous further development.

The SaniQ platform was tailored to specific requirements in order to optimise cross-sector care through IFAT:

  • Telemonitoring blood pressure, weight and ECG for continuous patient monitoring
  • API connection to the hospital information system for automated and bidirectional transmission of patient-related data
  • Workflow Manager for structured collaboration between healthcare professionals (internal & intersectoral)
  • Patient app to actively involve patients in the care programme
  • regular Televisits coaches of the IFAT with the connected patients

Use Case: Pneumology

The LungenClinic Grosshansdorf (et al.) is investigating the benefits of home telemonitoring for COPD using SaniQ in the Telementor COPD study. Initial results are expected in 2025. 

ZDF reported on the study in an article on 19 November 2025.
> To the report in the ZDF media centre 

Content: The Telementor COPD study is a multicentre, randomised and controlled clinical trial funded by the G-BA Innovation Fund under Consortium management of the LungenClinic Großhansdorf. The aim of the study is to prevent exacerbations in COPD patients through digital prevention and home monitoring.

Partner: LungenClinic Großhansdorf, University Medical Centre Schleswig-Holstein, University Medical Centre Hamburg-Eppendorf, Astra Zeneca and many more.

As part of the study, various vital signs of the patients are monitored using SaniQ OS and connected sensors (telespirometer, smartwatch) and analysed by the study staff:

  • Telemonitoring lung function (FEV1), heart and respiratory rate, blood-oxygen saturation and daily step count for continuous patient monitoring
  • API connection to the hospital information system for automated and bidirectional transmission of patient-related data
  • Patient app to actively involve patients in the care programme and to generate patient-reported outcomes
  • The study personnel regularly Televisits with the connected patients through

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Modules & functions
Benefits for clinics
Telemonitoring (vital signs such as blood pressure, weight, FEV1, etc.)
Early detection of complications, reduction of readmissions
Workflow Manager
Structured distribution of tasks between clinic, MVZ, GP practice, nursing care
Teleconsultations
GDPR-compliant video conferencing between inpatient and outpatient stakeholders
Patient app
Active involvement of patients in aftercare
Chat & Televisits
Direct contact for queries or acute symptoms
HIS interfaces (HL7, FHIR, etc.)
Interoperable integration into existing hospital systems
  • CE-approved Class I medical device
  • GDPR-compliant data protection and ISO 27001-certified
  • Standardised interfaces to your HIS (HL7, FHIR)
  • CE-approved
    Class I medical device
  • GDPR-compliant data protection
    and certified according to ISO 27001
  • Standardised interfaces
    to your HIS (HL7, FHIR)

What hospital doctors say about SaniQ

"We see Qurasoft as a professional and innovation-orientated partner for cross-sector technological solutions within the participating networks."
Dr Daniel Dumitrescu, MD
Deputy Medical Director of the IFAT at the Heart and Diabetes Centre NRW of the University Hospital of the Ruhr University Bochum
"Qurasoft's technical support is simply worth its weight in gold for us, because we are happy to draw on their expertise and vast experience in the areas of IT, development, regulatory affairs, etc. For us, this is the perfect complement to our clinical expertise in the field of rare diseases. "
Dr Maike Stein
Dr Maike Stein
Physician and scientist at the integrated Myasthenia Centre (iMZ) at Charité Universitätsmedizin Berlin
"Telemedicine offers enormous opportunities to ensure a high level of care in rural regions."
Dr Patrick Müller
Dr Patrick Müller
University Clinic for Cardiology and Angiology Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg

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