Myosafe is a health startup dedicated to developing innovative software to optimize prehospital care for critically ill patients.
Our project began in 2019 as part of a scientific research initiative, leading to the development of ODISEA CÓDIGO INFARTO, the first digital platform focused on improving the management of acute myocardial infarction.
Founded in 2024, Myosafe’s mission is to extend advanced digital solutions to a greater number of patients, transforming care processes in acute situations
Product description
ODISEA is the digital solution for acute care processes : Powerful digital tool: Improvement of clinical outcomes Data recording and utilization: Identification of areas for improvement Legal and secure software environment: Complying with legal requirements regarding patient data Integration within hospital IT systems: Avoiding different environments and under the control of the facility itself
What does ODISEA contribute to improve time-dependent care processes: Information : Share complete clinical case information in real time Geolocation : Accurate information on the patient's location and time of arrival at the hospital Resources optimization : Allows for improved transfer selection and optimization of treatment rooms Data analysis : Collects and analyzes data. Generates solutions
Critical processes that ODISEA works to improve ODISEA INFARCTION: Acute myocardial infarction is a time-sensitive condition that demands seamless coordination among all involved. This platform has proven to improve clinical outcomes ODISEA STROKE: Stroke requires rapid diagnosis and swift transport for testing and treatment. This platform enhances the clinical management of this critical process ODISEA POLYTRAUMA: Odisea optimizes the management of severely injured patients through geolocation and automatic recording of clinical data, improving decision-making ODISEA SEPSIS : Odisea enables instant and secure communication between teams, as well as real-time tracking of interventions, reducing response times and improving clinical outcomes