Automated & Integrated
Determines and sends intensive care capacities fully automatically from the HIS/PDMS.
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DIVI – Reporting of Intensive Care Capacities
DIVI is the cloud-based solution for hospitals to send the daily, legally required report of intensive care capacities directly from the HIS or PDMS – without manual intermediate steps. The process fulfills the requirements of § 13 IfSG and the reporting obligations to the RKI Intensive Care Register.
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The complete solution for daily intensive care capacity reporting. For hospitals that want to relieve medical staff in the intensive care unit from their time-consuming reporting obligations.
Legally Secure
Fulfills all legal requirements according to § 13 IfSG and RKI guidelines.
Flexible
Available with optional manual control via a reporting mask or fully automated operation.
Efficient
Saves time for medical and administrative staff – no manual data entry or logging into the web portal.
Transparent
Transmission confirmation is automatically logged and archived in an audit-proof manner.
How DIVI Works in Everyday Clinical Practice
Fully automated reporting to the RKI in four steps
- 01
Automatic Determination
A job in the HIS/PDMS records the occupancy data of all intensive care units daily at a defined time
- 02
Optional Control
The determined figures can be checked and approved in a reporting mask
- 03
Transmission to the RKI
Automated transmission to the API interface of the Intensive Care Register
- 04
Receipt & Archiving
Receipt confirmation is automatically stored in the archive system in an audit-proof manner
Data Security? Standard for Us.
Even though no sensitive patient data is transmitted during reporting, DIVI relies on secure transmission routes.
HTTPS/TLS 1.3
Encrypted Communication
SAP BTP (SOC 2, BSI C5)
Certified Platform
Audit-Proof
Fully Logged
§ 13 IfSG + RKI
Legally Compliant
DIVI is the complete solution for daily intensive care capacity reporting.
For hospitals that want to relieve medical staff in the intensive care unit from their time-consuming reporting obligations.