New business for New Waterford company

A New Waterford-based company has formed a partnership with the Sheikh Khalifa Medical Centre in Abu Dhabi.

In a press release, released during the eighth annual Abu Dhabi Wound Care Conference, Gulnaz Tariq from the Sheikh Khalifa Medical Centre announced a new Global Outcomes Collaborative with Health Outcomes Worldwide in New Waterford, which will involve its point-of-care software application, how2 trak® Wound Care.

“I’m very pleased with this partnership with SKMC and the notion of establishing a wound care centre of excellence,” said Corrine McIsaac, founder and CEO of Health Outcomes Worldwide. “This partnership has the potential to support better wound care, significant cost savings and an opportunity to generate revenue for SKMC.”

The goal of the collaborative is to drive innovation in how wound care is delivered, researched and supported around the world. Using how2 trak® Wound Care, members of the Global Outcomes Collaborative will be able to:

Revolutionize the data col- lection process, making it easier for clinicians and members of the Global Outcome Collaborative to work together and do world leading research using a standardized methodology.

Use Health Outcomes Worldwide’s telemedicine capabilities to enable seamless collaboration with colleagues and allow for trans-continental case consultations.

Leverage how2 track's clinical decision support system to provide best practice care to patients while simultaneously building team capacity worldwide.

How2 trak is available as an app on mobile devices. The app analyzes complex data sets, providing nurses and doctors with more knowledge to help them improve patient care and reduce costs.