Collect, store and exchange
medical
and
health data
in a
structured, secure
and compliant way, to improve
clinical decisions, research, interoperability
and
health outcomes.
You can store your data on a Healthcare-grade commercial cloud or your own Data Center. The choice is yours. We ensure platform
clustering, data duplication, end-to-end encryption
and
an audit trail
for any solution built on iCure.
Developing a Primary Care Electronic Health Record (EHR) or Patient Data platform is a complex and costly process, that requires years of expert work and immense costs to build.
With iCure Backend you save time for your development or integration of multiple services. As iCure Backend includes clustering platform database, FHIR-based data model, data layer, GUI foundation and interoperability based on IHE profiles and eHealth connectors.
Outpatient, Home-Care or Diagnostic Devices and applications require an accurate, reliable and interoperable back-end. There’s no utility in collecting data, that is not structured and available, to enable fast data inquiries and Machine Learning on those.
Above all, your Devices and Applications should be able to “talk” to hospital medical record systems and to the state eHealth system, to enable true application. And of course, the distributed data are always protected with true end-to-end encryption.
Use iCure as a strong backbone structure for the safe, secure and flexible eHealth systems which can expand from hundreds to thousands doctors and million of patients.
What’s important for developing regions, iCure offers online/offline synchronization and full compatibility with standards of SNOMED, ICD 10, ICD 2, PACS and LOINC.
HCP-patient coordination is important to have each patient fully involved and engaged into the multidisciplinary team of doctors, caregivers, pharmacists and family. Patient journey stretches over years, with different needs at each step.
iCure offers peer-to-peer information sharing, different roles and permissions that each stakeholder has access to the necessary information. The information flow between all the members of the care team is encrypted end-to-end to make interaction safe, secure and compliant with data privacy protection and pharmacovigilance.
The patient medical file application requires multi-stakeholder access for HCPs, admin personnel and patients, which translates into authorization, roles, and permission levels for access control.
With our iCure Data Stack, Forms and Reports, IHE .XDS profiles and FHIR R4 Data model, you can easily create a solution, where data are completely protected through end-to-end encryption. Data are anonymized by default, to comply with the premises of GDPR and HIPAA legislations.
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ICure SA is incorporated in Geneva, Switzerland, with a registered office at Rue de la Fontaine 7, 1211 Geneva, Switzerland registered in the commercial registry under CHE-270.492.477 (“iCure”).
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The iCure universe is built on trust. Guaranteeing the confidentiality of the data that are entrusted to us is our highest priority.
The Information Security Policy of iCure abstracts the security concept that permeates every activity and abides by the ISO 27001:2013 requirements for Information Security, so that we ensure the security of the data that iCure and its clients manage.
Every employee, contractor, consultant, supplier and client of iCure is bound by our Information Security Policy.
iCure is committed to protecting the confidentiality, integrity and availability of the service it provides and the data it manages. iCure also considers protecting the privacy of its employees, partners, suppliers, clients and their customers as a fundamental security aspect.
iCure complies with all applicable laws and regulations regarding the protection of information assets and voluntarily commits itself to the provisions of the ISO 27001:2013.
Confidentiality refers to iCure’s ability to protect information against disclosure. Attacks, such as network reconnaissance, database breaches or electronic eavesdropping or inadvertent information revealing through poor practices.
Integrity is about ensuring that information is not tampered with during or after submission. Data integrity can be compromised by accident or on purpose, by evading intrusion detection or changing file configurations to allow unwanted access.
Availability requires organizations to have up-and-running systems, networks, and applications to guarantee authorized users’ access to information without any interruption or waiting. The nature of data entrusted to us requires a higher-than-average availability.
Privacy is the right of individuals to control the collection, use, and disclosure of their personal information. Our privacy policies are based on the GDPR(https://gdpr-info.eu/) and can be augmented by added requirements of specific clients or law areas.
The main threats iCure is facing as a company are:
As providers of a solution used by developers active in Healthcare, we also have to anticipate the risks of:
The motivation of the attackers in the latter cases can range from financial gain to political or ideological motivations.
A last risk is linked to the nature of the healthcare data we handle. We must ensure, that the data we handle are not used for purposes other than those for which they were collected:
A piece of data collected from a patient for the purpose of a medical consultation should not be available to third parties, not even a government agency.
The main principles we apply to manage the risks we face are:
Those two principles allow us to minimize the risks of data theft, blackmail, extortion, and coercion by government agency.
Those two principles allow us to minimise the risks of data deletion, denial of service attacks, and malware.
Those two principles allow iCure to minimise the risks of intrusion by vulnerability exploit or supply chain attacks, two risks that could lead to data theft or data deletion.
This policy is valid as of November 10th, 2022. For futher information please connect with us at privacy@icure.com
iCure SA
Rue de la Fontaine 7, 1204 Geneva, Switzerland
CHE-270.492.477
At iCure SA, we are committed to excellence in all aspects of our work. Our quality policy is designed to provide a framework for measuring and improving our performance within the QMS.
The purpose of the QMS is to ensure consistent quality in the design, development, production, installation, and delivery of Data processing, security, archival, technical support and protection solutions for medical device software, while ensuring we meet customer and regulatory requirements. The document applies to all documentation and activities within the QMS. Users of this document are members of the iCure Management Team involved in the processes covered by the scope.
We are committed to complying with all applicable regulatory and statutory requirements, including ISO 13485: 2016 and ISO 27001:2013. We strive to maintain and continually improve the effectiveness of our quality management system.
Our quality objectives are set within the framework of this policy and as defined by our Software Development Lifecycle and are reviewed regularly to ensure they align with our business goals. These objectives serve as benchmarks for measuring our performance and guide our decision-making processes.
We ensure that our quality policy is communicated and understood at all levels of the organization. We encourage every member of our team to uphold these standards in their daily work whether they are employees, contractors, consultants, suppliers, clients or any other person involved in building our medical data management software.
We regularly review our quality policy to ensure it remains suitable for our organization. This includes considering new regulatory requirements, feedback from customers, and changes in our business environment. By adhering to this policy, we aim to enhance customer satisfaction, improve our performance, and contribute to the advancement of medical technology
iCure SA
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Last update: April 17th, 2024
