The CML mission statement:

“Through the delivery of clinical data management software and supporting services to a broad spectrum of renal care facilities, CML will create a working environment which clinicians and administrators have complete access to and comprehensive use of patient health care information, empowering them to significantly improve the quality, safety and efficiency of patient care delivery.”

Cybernius Medical Ltd. (CML) is focused on automating and improving renal healthcare delivery, and commits 100% of its resources to this end. CML continually engages in extensive R&D; more than 30% of CML revenues are invested back into product development. This operating philosophy has kept CML at the leading edge in the field, and has established cyberREN as a leader in clinical data management in Nephrology.

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CML started its operations by providing information technology and related services to the North American Market. Offices in Switzerland and Kuala Lumpur, have extended CML's products and services offerings to the European and South-East Asian markets.

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Cheshire and Merseyside Renal Services (CMRS) have just recently signed a contract, believed to be the largest in Europe in the past 3 years, under which Cybernius Medical Ltd of Canada will supply the cyberREN Renal Electronic Medical Record system for ten hospitals within the Merseyside and Wirral health economy. It marks a departure away from looking at a dedicated solution for each hospital, instead considering a regional deployment which saves money costs and lowers clinical risk in ensuring that their patent records are available wherever their patients are seen and treated across that region.

News Link Below:

http://www.ehi.co.uk/news/acute-care/7405/north-mersey-his-rolls-out-cyberren

http://www.hc2d.co.uk/content.php?contentId=20598

The system will be implemented hosted at Royal Liverpool Hospital and Broadgreen University Hospital and will electronically integrate all Nephrology patient’s medical records including transplant information together with ADT patient demographic information, laboratory results and haemodialysis session treatment data. The treatment centers at Alder Hay, Aintree, Arrowe Park, Broadgreen, Clatterbridge, Countess of Chester, Southport, St Helens, Warrington, and Whiston will also be users of the system.

Speaking on behalf of CMRS Julie Batterton the Associate Directorate Manager Nephrology & Renal Transplant Directorates  Royal Liverpool & Broadgreen University Hospital Trust said “After a thorough selection process, cyberREN came out on top in every way.  To ensure we were making the correct choice we went to see all the systems we were considering in action and when we went to see cyberREN we realized what could be achieved in Cheshire and Merseyside. We hope to be fully operational by the end of the year.”