"Since 2002, Medvis has been working with GE Healthcare's expert group of engineers and researchers to provide more effective presentations of medical information to anesthesiologists. In 2005, GE Healtcare has licensed Medvis' pharmacologic display technology. "
"In 2003, Medvis collaborated with IT experts at Drager Medical to integrate web-based technology within their Innovian® system. The proof-of-concept technology demonstrated how Java servlets could be used to display pharmacologic models to anesthesiologists at the point of care. "
"DocuSys is an innovative company dedicated to patient safety through detection of drug delivery during anesthesia and electronic medical records. DocuSys has licensed the Pk/Pd display, to be presented to clinicians via integration with their DocuJect® and DocuView® technologies. Medvis and DocuSys presently continue to collaborate on new product research and development. "
"The University of Utah has been a key research partner for Medvis. Medvis works closely with pharmacologic experts and biomedical researchers in the Department of Anesthesiology at the University of Utah. Several Medvis displays have been rigorously evaluated in the clinical and simulation environments. "
"Medvis is pleased to continue its support of Stanfield Systems, Inc. (http://www.stanfieldsystems.com/) through usability testing and human-factors evaluations of their VIM software development. Their Visual Information Management (VIM) solutions advance the state-of-the-art with interactive visualizations that extend the human capacity to understand and manage information. Stanfield Systems, Inc. provides many advantages to government, commercial, and non-profit organizations requiring tailored systems engineering solutions. Their capabilities span the systems life-cycle and cover a wide range of leading-edge technologies. "