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Is the Netherlands ready for a prehospital innovation?

Dedalus, a long-time client of Living Stone, turned to us once again for our healthcare expertise to explore the Dutch market for their groundbreaking digital solution for ambulance care: amPHI. 

Dedalus: A global leader in healthcare IT 

With over 40 years of experience and more than 6,700 clients worldwide, Dedalus is a major player in healthcare IT. Their solutions, built on Open Standards, help healthcare organizations enhance care processes and develop innovative care models. 

amPHI: A proven solution 

Developed in Denmark and already successfully implemented in Denmark and Sweden, amPHI offers a fully digital prehospital care pathway. The system streamlines the entire process - from emergency calls to hospital handover - ensuring seamless collaboration between ambulance services and hospitals. With advanced data capabilities, healthcare providers can securely and quickly share patient information, improving efficiency and care delivery. 

Dedalus Amphi In Sweden, Denmark

The success in established markets like Denmark and Sweden suggests promising potential for expansion into the Netherlands.

Exploring Dutch market potential 

To determine whether amPHI meets the needs of Dutch prehospital care, Living Stone conducted interviews with ambulance service professionals across the Netherlands. These insights provide Dedalus with a solid foundation for tailoring their approach and addressing the specific needs of healthcare professionals in the region.

Ready to make an impact 

This project highlights the importance of thorough market research when introducing innovative solutions in the complex and rapidly evolving healthcare sector. With the collaboration between Dedalus and Living Stone, amPHI is well-positioned to deliver a significant impact on prehospital care in the Netherlands.

Anne-Mie Vansteelant
Anne-Mie Vansteelant
COO | Managing Partner at Living Stone

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