Empowering hospitals with decision-support systems
Treat Systems develops a powerful Antimicrobial Stewardship Program, combining and supporting all aspects of antimicrobial treatment in clinical practice.
A Dynamic Danish Company Transforming Antibiotic Treatment
At TREAT Systems, we’re passionate about improving the way infections are treated — today and for future generations.
We develop and market TREAT-Essential and TREAT-Lab, innovative clinical decision support systems that integrates every aspect of antimicrobial therapy into everyday practice. Our unique strength lies in combining deep clinical insight with advanced technology to create solutions that benefit patients, clinicians, hospitals, and society as a whole.
Treat Systems has extensive knowledge and experience with health informatics, decision support and data mining technologies and uses this to provide the best and most comprehensive Antimicrobial- and Diagnostic Stewardship solution on the market.
Our Mission is to drive force in the development of TREAT is to improve the treatment of patients with infections, while maintaining the effectiveness of current antimicrobial treatments for the treatment of future generations.
Our Story with TREAT Systems began with one physician’s determination to improve the life-saving treatment of infectious diseases. In 1994, Prof. Leonard Leibovici from Tel Aviv University shared his concern with Prof. Steen Andreassen from Aalborg University:
"No matter where he looked, only about 60% of all patients with suspected acute infection received effective empirical antimicrobial therapy"
This conversation sparked years of research and innovation, leading to the development of TREAT — a revolutionary decision support system for antimicrobial treatment.
In 2000, the European Union funded the TREAT project, culminating in a large cluster-randomized controlled trial completed in 2006. The results were clear: access to TREAT significantly increased the proportion of patients receiving effective empirical antibiotic treatment.
Building on this success, TREAT Systems was founded in 2008 with support from private and governmental investors. Since then, we’ve continued to drive innovation, dedicated to improving antimicrobial stewardship and patient outcomes worldwide.
The development of the commercial product continued at our Danish parent company Judex: a company with a long history and many years of experience in the development of healthcare technology. In 2000, The European Union granted funding for the TREAT project. This led to a large cluster-randomized control trial finalized in 2006. The study showed that access to TREAT could significantly raise the percentage of patients receiving covering empirical antimicrobial treatment. In 2008, the company Treat Systems was established through the means of both private- and governmental investors, with all further development tasks carried out within the company.
Vision and Mission
At Treat Systems, we have one driving force:
Unleashing the power of healthcare data to provide software solutions supporting antimicrobial and diagnostic stewardship
To accommodate this objective, we have set out sub-goals, to ensure that our products is having the best impact for you.
- Lower the rate of inappropriate antimicrobial treatments and improve compliance with hospital guidelines
- Lower the spread of resistant microbes
- Evaluate and follow-up on clinical performance
- Support the education of healthcare providers in appropriate antimicrobial use and diagnostics
- Reduce healthcare costs and improve awareness of antimicrobial resistance problem
- Save lives and reduce the number of bed days
Meet our team
Our interdisciplinary team consists of medical research engineers, data analysts, software developers, architects and graphical designers and we are ready to deliver high-impact results in context of research activities, concept design, solution development, validation, or dissemination of scientific results. As part of a research consortium, Treat Systems is interested in providing expertise in AI/ML, software design and architecture, data engineering and analytics, as well as regulatory compliance. Treat Systems’ current research and development activities focus on adapting and developing existing tools for care management, risk-based stratification or predictive analytics that could inform on the rational choice of antibiotic therapy and support clinical management and infection prevention plans.
Mads Lause Mogensen
As CEO at Treat Systems, Mads oversees daily operations, finances, human resources, marketing, strategic partnerships, and contracting. With an engineering background focused on health technology and medical systems, Mads brings a strong clinical understanding, especially in clinical microbiology and infectious diseases to the organization. He is actively involved in product development for TREAT and drives innovation across the company. Before joining Treat Systems, Mads earned his Ph.D. at Aalborg University and contributed to 20 scientific publications in international peer-reviewed jornals.
Laura Werning Uhrenholt
Mail: LWU@treatsystems.com
Laura bridges healthcare, technology, and research to bring AI-driven solutions into clinical practice. She leads customer relations and scientific communication, supporting hospitals in adopting decision support systems. As an industrial PhD fellow with Treat Systems and Aalborg University, she researches in usability and how AI impacts clinical workflows, health economics and clinical performance. She’s passionate about turning innovation into practical improvements and building partnerships that enhance patient outcomes.
Logan Ward
As R&D Lead at Treat Systems, Logan drives scientific research, clinical study design, and new product development. Active in health IT research since 2012, Logan specializes in risk assessment models for suspected sepsis. During a Ph.D. fellowship, Logan collaborated closely with Treat Systems and received a Post-Doc grant from the Innovation Fund Denmark to transform Ph.D. research into a market-ready solution. Logan’s work includes developing physiological models, decision support systems, and IT solutions for Antimicrobial and Diagnostic Stewardship. Logan is also responsible for regulatory compliance, ensuring adherence to Medical Device Directive and Medical Device Regulation standards, and leads activities in data analysis, scientific communication, and quality documentation.
Knud Buus Pedersen
Knud oversees finance and takes part in Administration and Business Intelligence at Treat Systems. Knud is involved in project management for installationprocess of TREAT in customer environments. He has been involved in health IT for more than 40 years and been part of starting up TREAT from his background at Judex. Knud has a very strong commercial and technical background.
Tommy Jensen
As Lead Software Developer at Treat Systems, Tommy manages both the maintenance and development of all TREAT software. With advanced training in computer science and hands-on experience across multiple companies, Tommy has a deep understanding of our product codebase. His expertise includes database architectures, system integration, software contracts, project management, distributed development, configuration and release management, as well as test planning and implementation.
Signe Wittrup Kristiansen
As a Student Assistent at Treat Systems, Signe supports quality processes, requirements specification, and software testing. Signe is currently studying for a Master's degree in Biomedical Engineering and Informatics. Her works includes writing system requirements and test cases, assisting with software verification and validation, and contributing to validation of new software systems. Within quality and regulatory affairs, Signe helps ensure regulatory compliance and supports internal and external audits, internal training, and technical documentation.
Carl Skov Carstens
Carl works as a Student Assistant at Treat Systems, where he is particularly involved in calibration of the decision support engine, software testing, and supporting QARA activities. He is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Biomedical Engineering and Informatics at Aalborg University.
Matias Mose
Matias is a Research Associate in the R&D team at Treat Systems and an Industrial Ph.D. fellow affiliated with Aalborg University’s Medical Informatics & Image Analysis research group. He holds B.Sc. and M.Sc. degrees in Biomedical Engineering and Informatics, and in 2024 was awarded an Industrial Research Grant by Innovation Fund Denmark. His Ph.D. focuses on developing state-of-the-art deep learning pipelines for medical imaging to support infectious disease diagnosis and treatment. Matias aims to contribute to academic research through publications and collaborations, while also generating clinical evidence that supports implementation of his methods into Treat Systems’ product suite and the clinical setting. The goal is to strengthen the clinical value delivered by TREAT and support integration of AI-driven tools into real-world healthcare workflows.
Steen Andreassen
As chairman of the board at Treat Systems, Steen brings decades of experience in medical decision support systems. Since 1986, he has led groundbreaking research at Aalborg University, developing advanced systems that have progressed to clinical trials. Steen specializes in creating solutions based on physiological models and decision support, with notable projects including Munin - a system for diagnosing neuromuscular diseases and DIAS and Glucosafe, which support insulin dose adjustments for diabetic and intensive care patients. Steen also coordinated a four-year EU-funded project that established the foundation of TREAT, in collaboration with leading experts from Tel Aviv University.
Jan Gorm Lisby
Gorm is a board member of Treat Systems and is chief of the Molecular Diagnostics Section of the Department of Clinical Microbiology, Hvidovre Hospital, University of Copenhagen, and has more than 15 years’ experience in diagnostics and treatment of severe infections. Gorm´s main interest is diagnostic and treatment strategy and technology development, and he has extensive experience in sepsis diagnostics.
Career options
Feel free to send your CV and a cover letter, explaining your interest in being a part of our team, to: info@treatsystems.com, and we will contact you, if we have a suited position.
Contact
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Treat Systems
Hasserisvej 125
Aalborg, 9000
(+45) 6913 1580
info@treatsystems.com
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