What is MIO?

MIO allows to reach the concept “Beyond PACS”, from the traditional Radiology PACS to the Global Images Repository (Multimodality PACS) allowing to include videos, images, ECG into de Medical Record, run telemedicine projects easily, better use of already existing infrastructure, consolidating medical information, saving money and providing easy access to clinicians to images information

With MIO, various images or video sequences are able to be captured from any device. DICOM and HL7 assist to write, edit, review, route and index these images before sending the selected images to any medical repository or data centre. These images are easily retrieved and observed by clinicians.

MIO allows the PACS storage not just of clinical images, but video sequences, ECG's and also reports.

MIO also incorporates a toolkit of Dicom Services (provider independent) to perform integration of non Dicom medical devices, even from radiology department, and some nice functionalities like been a Dicom printer which provides value and facilitates Dicom communication between medical devices."

Testimonals:

"… The inclusion of MIO to store digital ECG into the corporate PACS has provided an overall cost reduction in out PACS implementation" Dr. Joan Guanyabens, CIO of Catalunya Health Minister.

"… MIO has improved our service quality through allowing consultation and diagnosis of various radiological images, between physicians…" says Dr. Miguel Chavarria, Director of Radiology, La Fe Hospital, Valencia.

" MIO has allowed the integration of two different providers of Intelligent Operating Rooms Systems with our corporative PACS in the new Dexeus Hospital. This allows to consolidate clinical information and saves money", says Santiago Raventos, CIO of USP Hospitales

"… MIO has allowed us to avoid multiple connections between many different systems, as had been the case previously…" says Alfonso Jimenez, Director of Health Informatics, Valencia Government
"We use MIO as a Dicom integrator and gateway to accelerate communication between medical devices and optimize internal workflows." says Bartolome Payeras, CIO of Rotger Clinic in Palma de Mallorca.

MIO Desktop temporary license:

In order to get a MIO Desktop temporary license you should:

1. Download the application by clicking above download button
2. Install the application.
3. You will get an activation code that you should copy (Crtl+C)
4. Register here on vendor website.
5. Log into the Customer Support website, and select "Clients / Get License"
6. Select 'Get a new free license for 30 days'
7. Paste (Ctrl+V) the activation code and get the new license
8. Run MIO and paste the new license into the pop-up window.

This process can be done by anyone in your organization, as many times as required.

MIO Desktop final license:

In case you have purchased MIO Desktop, you can get a final license for the application. In order to get it, please follow next steps:

1. If you haven't done so, please follow steps 1-3 of temporary license instructions
2. Log into the Customer Support website using your previously registered user (#####@#####.##), validated for final license purchasing, and select "Clients \ Get License"
3. Select 'Get a final license'
4. Paste (Crtl+V) the activation code and get the final license
5. Run MIO, click on 'About \ Licenses' menu and paste the new License into the pop-up window

Problems & troubleshooting

If you experience any problem in the registering process, please send an e-mail message to:

support@medicexchange.com

Please clearly indicate:

Actions in your computer previos to the error message

Kind of error or difficulty

Windows operating system version that you're using

Also, a screenshot showing error message would be highly useful.

Enjoy MIO!

Minimum requirements

CPU Intel® Pentium® 4 1,7 GHz or higher.

Windows XP Home.

512 MB RAM for image capture.

1 GB RAM for video capture.

VGA 1024x768 true color video card.

CD-ROM.

DirectDraw compatible framegrabber (optional).

Recommended

CPU Intel® Pentium® 4 3GHz or higher.

Windows XP Pro.

1 GB RAM for image capture.

2 GB RAM for video capture.

VGA 1024x768 true color video card.

CD-ROM.

DirectDraw compatible framegrabber (optional).