Steiner, Ltd.
The Steiner company was established in Prague in 1991 and is specialized in medical software development. We are developing, maintaining, outsourcing and selling only our own medical software. Nowadays our company provides IT solution to more then 50 institutions in the Czech Republic - from big university hospitals and district hospitals to private laboratories and private physicians. Most of our clients are major medical institutions in the Czech Republic.
The company staff consists of specialists, who graduated in mathematics and information technology at Charles University in Prague or Czech Technical University in Prague. The software is covering wide range of medical activities - laboratory information systems (biochemistry, microbiology, pathology, etc.), blood transfusion management system (market name Amadeus), radiology system, software for hospitals and general practitioners, etc.
In 1993 we started the development of Stem Cells Registry information system in the cooperation with the Czech Bone Marrow Donor Registry. Our systems are based on Windows technology.
In years 1995 and 1996 the company participated in EU PHARE projects – collection and evaluation of demographic data in health care. From 1998 to 2000 the company participated in the EU Retransplant project - Recipient donor selection, Regional transplant Networking, International transplant Networking. From 2001 we have participated in EU Stemnet project – bone marrow transplantation, stem cell registries, transplant Network, data security, confidence and anonymity, cord blood bank.
On international level Steiner Ltd. closely cooperates with Zentrales Knochenmarkspender-Register Deutschland and several other institutions connected via the European Marrow Donor Information System.
Steiner Ltd. and its foreign partners are going to apply this year for the new EU grant UNITÉ (Community Action Program of Public Health). Our company will be responsible for the development, distribution and maintenance of the software for haematopoetic stem cell donor registries. The goal is to provide this software to the East European countries.