Micro Clinique, Ltd.

Micro Clinique, Ltd. concentrates on high-end health care systems integration, with a focus on telehealth, distributed health systems and especially telemedicine. Its founder, Dr. Eugen Vasilescu, left in January 1998 his position of Chief Technologist at Northtrop Grumman Data Systems after 11 years of sustained hands-on R&D and integration/prototyping work to apply his skills as Chief Technology Officer of Micro Clinique, Ltd.

Micro Clinique, Ltd. is the integrator, designer, architect and developer of T2P2, the leading store-and-forward web-based telemedicine system within US DoD. With T2P2 Micro Clinique, Ltd. established itself as the leader within DoD and United States in the area of store and forward telemedicine systems.

During first half of 1999, T2P2 was deployed in Hawaii and its next version will be deployed during March 2000 in Alaska. The excellence of the T2P2 system was recognized by its nomination in August 1999 for a one-time Federal Systems Award. T2P2 is unsurpassed in its capabilities to integrate with other Hospital Information Systems and Radiology Information Systems. As a separate component of T2P2, Micro Clinique developed a versatile Image Acquisition Station that proved its capability in demanding training exercises that required the transmission of images over unreliable satellite connections.

Micro Clinique, Ltd. also performed extensive integration, design and software development for advanced projects related to the Computer-based Patient Record Interoperability within US DoD Health Affairs (HA).

Micro Clinique, Ltd. offers a unique blend of high-end integration skills and unsurpassed practical applications of leading edge technologies in the health care informatics area. Micro Clinique, Ltd. achieves this performance by relying on about twenty full-time software developers/designers/analysts and a number of associate professionals that join Micro Clinique's efforts on an as-needed basis.

The Micro Clinique, Ltd team is led by Dr. Eugen Vasilescu, who has over 30 years academic and professional experience and is a recognized authority in the area of distributed computing environments and related integration and interoperability issues. As Chief Scientist for the DoD HA integration contract held by Northrop Grumman during 1995-1998 he performed a key role in almost a dozen DoD HA technical and architectural integration tasks covering the whole breadth of HA technical challenges.