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German Armed Forces equip medical team with SitaWare Battlefield Health

The German Armed Forces are equipping their medical service with Systematic's SitaWare Battlefield Health, a software solution that enables casualty tracking, patient documentation and the creation of an operational picture.



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With the acquisition of an enterprise license, SitaWare Battlefield Health will provide the Bundeswehr with a medical command and control system – a new capability extending the proven SitaWare Suite, already in operational use across the Bundeswehr.

From the point of injury to hospital treatment, medical personnel can record and follow each patient’s care pathway in real time. This enhances both the situational overview and the coordination of medical assets of the Bundeswehr.

This acquisition demonstrates how closely medical capabilities and modern digital command and control are interconnected today. Systematic strengthens the efficiency and responsiveness of military medical support, meeting today’s and tomorrow’s operational demands.



Sven Trusch, Managing Director of Systematic’s German subsidiary said: “We are proud that the Bundeswehr has again selected our proven SitaWare Suite, now expanding the capabilities to its medical services. Systematic draws on extensive expertise across its Defence and Healthcare divisions, having developed cutting-edge solutions over decades, that are deployed worldwide today. Consolidating this know-how represents the next logical step in enhancing the operational capabilities of our armed forces.” 

SitaWare Battlefield Health is the turnkey military healthcare system that merges healthcare IT, C4ISR solutions and military staff. It operates as one multinational setup supporting patient tracking and patient flow management from the point of incident to repatriation.

Combining Systematic’s existing and well-proven EMR and C4ISR solutions, SitaWare Battlefield Health utilises extensive domain knowledge and long-term experience to deliver critical decision support for the healthcare and defence sectors.

SitaWare is the operationally proven C4ISR solution that delivers superior tactical communication, interoperability, seamless collaborative planning and comprehensive situational awareness across the battlespace.

As an advanced C4ISR application, it allows all levels of command and all domains to exchange vital information and extensive plans within own, coalition and joint battle networks.

SitaWare is used by more than 50 countries worldwide as a force multiplier. Its proven ability unites armed services and ensures efficient communications and decision-making from the command right to the tactical edge.

Systematic, established in 1985, has approximately 1,200+ employees and is headquartered in Aarhus, Denmark, with 13 offices across Australia, Canada, Finland, Germany, New Zealand, Romania, Sweden, the UAE, UK and USA.

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