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The Company Magnus Medical Software, a privately owned Australian company, was established in 1988 to develop and market Pacecare, an innovative computersied pacemaker follow-up system. The earliest version of Cardiobase quickly followed in 1990. The company has been active in the British marketplace since 1991. The Australian government export market development agency, Austrade, first reviewed our export activities in 1996 and has provided export offset grants for each application submitted since then. Magnus Medical Software has clients in Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania, Western Australia, New South Wales, Australian Capital Territory, England, Wales and New Zealand.
Magnus Medical Software develops leading edge medical database and administration solutions. We work closely with cardiologists, cardiac surgeons, cardiac registrars and residents, cardiac technologists and technicians, department managers, administrative, secretarial staff and associated information technology and biomedical engineering personnel to ensure a complete solution is provided.
Magnus Medical Software has extensive experience in developing and supporting multi-user patient database and reporting systems. Pacecare, Cardiobase and their sibling programs are designed for busy hospital departments and offer a wide range of features for ease of use and functionality. With over fourteen years experience in patient data management and building on over 27 years experience in the medical industry, Magnus Medical Software offers effective solutions for cardiac and other patient related data management. In 2000/2001 the back-end database system was changed to Client-Server SQL format, further expanding the potential development and connectivity of the Cardiobase system. In 2003 a version for web deployment was released.
Acknowledgments
We work closely with cardiologists, cardiac surgeons, cardiac registrars and residents, cardiac technologists and technicians, department managers, administrative, secretarial staff and associated information technology and biomedical engineering personnel to ensure a complete solution is provided.
We thank all those people who have helped us make our products what they are today. Whilst it is impossible to list everyone by name, special acknowledgment goes to the following people for their generous early and on-going support:
Dr Harry Mond and Dr Neil Strathmore, Cardiology Department, Royal Melbourne Hospital for their encouragement and assistance with the development of Pacecare.
Dr Jim Wilkinson, Director of Cardiology, Roger Restall, Chief Technologist, Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne and Dr Ian McDonald, Past Director, Sandra Graham, Past Chief Technologist and Dr Andrew MacIsaac, Director of Cardiac Investigation Unit, St. Vincent's Hospital, Melbourne, for their invaluable assistance with the development of Cardiobase.
Dr Richard Kirk, Director, Paediatric Cardiac Unit, University Hospital of Wales for being our first international customer (1991).
Dr Michael Williams and Dr Gerard Wilkins, Cardiology Department, Dunedin Hospital for being our first New Zealand clients (2000).
The Products and Services
Our products and services include:
Cardiobase and Pacecare – our departmental and multi-departmental patient database systems,
Patientbase - Systems for Urogynaecology, Gastro, Neurology and Respiratory Function.
Salvage and conversion of legacy data from replaced database systems.
Single or bi-directional interface development using HL7 or other methods.
Module development
Our Clients
Many of our clients take advantage of our economical annual support agreement. In Australia these support contract clients include the Austin and Repatriation Medical Centre, Box Hill Hospital, The Angliss Hospital and Maroondah Hospital of the Eastern Health, Bendigo Health Care Group, Cardiac Services (Victoria) at Balwyn, Warringal and The Northern Hospital, Calvary Hospital, Hobart; Dandenong District Hospital, Knox Private Hospital, Monash Medical Centre, Princess Margaret Hospital, Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne Cardiac Services, Melbourne, Royal Melbourne Hospital, Royal Perth Hospital, Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, St. Vincent's Hospital, Melbourne; St. Vincent's and Mercy Private Hospital, The Canberra Hospital, Warringal Private Hospital, and the Women’s and Children’s Hospital, Adelaide. In the United Kingdom clients include the Bristol Royal Hospital for Sick Children; Derby City General Hospital; Derbyshire Royal Infirmary; The Leeds Teaching Hospitals
The following published papers are some of the papers that directly or indirectly relate to Cardiobase or Pacecare and are the copyright of their authors.
A TAILORED SOLUTION FOR CANCER INFOMATICS - Mr Phillip Antippa, Head of Tumour Service and Thoracic Surgery Royal Melbourne Hospital. Clinical Oncology Society of Australia 34th Annual Scientific Meeting Adelaide 14-16th November 2007 Vol 3 Supplement 2 Asia Pacific Journal of Clinical Oncology
AORTIC ROOT DILATATION IN CHILDREN. WHEN TO OPERATE?
N. Salviato, K R Trivedi, A G Stuart, F Musumeci. Congenital Heart Disease Centre, University Hospital of Wales Healthcare NHS Trust, Cardiff, UK. Abstract for British Society of Echocardiography (Autumn Meeting 1996)
A COMPUTERISED DATABASE SYSTEM FOR CARDIAC PATIENT FOLLOW UP
Dr. James L. Wilkinson, Mr Roger Restall and Mr Barry Pate Dept of Cardiology, Royal Children's Hospital & Intelware Pty. Ltd. Melbourne Australia
World Congress of Pediatric Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery, Paris June21-25 1993
"PACECARE" - A COMPUTERISED DATABASE FOR PACEMAKER FOLLOW UP
Dr. Neil Strathmore, Dr Harry Mond, Dr David Hunt, Ms Dorothy Graham, Mr Ray Cowling, Dr George Hale and Mr Barry Pate, Royal Melbourne & St. Vincent's Hospitals & Intelware Pty. Ltd. Melbourne Australia
PACE vol. 13 No 12 Part II Page 1787 December 1990 and RBM No3 -1990 Vol 12 Cardiostim 90 7th International Congress Nice - French Riviera June 20-23,1990
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