On a mission: relieving administrative burden for
medical professionals

On March 18 2015, at a national convention on healthcare IT in Utrecht, the Netherlands, a medical doctor and an IT expert met. They were introduced by a mutual contact that knew from both gentlemen that they were both trying to solve the same problem: the lack of interoperability in healthcare IT.

At that time Marco Woesthuis, a trained medical doctor that had recently left the pharmaceutical industry, was exploring ways to measure patient outcomes in a personalised and secure way. eHealth platforms that can easily be integrated in the digital infrastructure of hospitals and clinics is the way forward. He recognized that innovations can free-up the time of healthcare professionals and can significantly improve the quality of life for patients. At the time, Marco was thinki