MV, a Brazilian multinational that is a reference in Latin America in the development of software for health, presented several launches in solutions assisted by artificial intelligence, which provide follow-up of the patient's entire journey, from diagnosis to treatment, through digital electronic medical records, tools data monitoring systems and interoperable platforms. 
The company also announced a partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Huawei, in search of solutions to work on managing the Health Journey from a new perspective, with the support of artificial intelligence. It is the first Brazilian healthtech to partner with multinationals.
“MV is a reference in technology for health institutions and professionals, a company that leads innovation, digital transformation and is building the future of the segment, through partnerships and investments. Faced with this challenge, we work daily with the mission of developing solutions that make life easier for patients and professionals, in order to guarantee easier access to health data and increasingly assertive and efficient clinical conduct.”, says Paulo Magnus, CEO at MV.
Check out the highlights among the releases:
smarter medical records
The company presents the Electronic Patient Record (PEP MV) even more complete with the addition of Artificial Intelligence developed in GPT-4, for the creation of diagnostic hypotheses from the information collected and recorded by the physician.
Patient on the palm
Medic MV, an application aimed at physicians, also uses this technology to help provide an integrated view of the entire patient in the palm of the professional's hand.
Connection between all health actors
The Clinic tool, a VM management system aimed at clinics and doctors' offices, will also have the same Artificial Intelligence technology to support professionals in the patient's care plan. The Clinic is part of Global Health, MV's innovation platform, which connects all health actors, collaborating with advances in individual care, by professionals and institutions, with the objective of guaranteeing the interoperability of the health system, qualifying and automating all the patient's journey.
