Developed to manage, store, and deliver data from various types of medical equipment, Cambio CIS is a comprehensive IT support system for anesthesiology and intensive care Patient Data Management Systems (PDMS).

Cambio CIS is developed for anesthesiology and intensive care units as well as for research applications. The system provides clinical personnel with comprehensive, patient-centric data overviews and fast access to accurate, cross-disciplinary data.

One Patient, One View

Cambio CIS facilitates the cooperation between different healthcare providers, units, and areas of responsibility. We have developed Cambio CIS in close collaboration with intensive care units as well as anesthesiologic and post-operative units.

Solutions for Life

Implementing Cambio CIS is an important step in the digitalization process of healthcare providers. Sharing data between different units will be a great step towards standardized healthcare. Cambio CIS integrates with leading healthcare IT systems and is undergoing continuous development to live up to the business demands of our customers.

IT support for Anesthesiology and Intensive Care Journals

As a comprehensive IT support system, Cambio CIS

  • Supports your digitalization strategy
  • Enhances standardization of healthcare
  • Integrates with leading healthcare IT systems and is undergoing continuous development

Cambio CIS

Cambio CIS: A cohesive journal (PDMS) in anesthesia, intensive care and neonatal

The system consists of modules that are adapted to various care units:

Information System for Intensive Care Units (ICU):

Information System for anesthesiology units (AN):

Detailed data extraction for healthcare IT:

One solution across departments

Odense University Hospital in Denmark has relied on Cambio CIS since 2005

Cambio CIS: A cohesive journal (PDMS) in anesthesia, intensive care and neonatal

Cambio has developed its CIS suite of solutions across numerous hospital sites

And with a tried and tested implementation approach derived from multiple departments and over 50 clinicians.