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Cardiovascular disease
Indiana University Health adds CT scans to 911 calls for stroke
Emergency response service aims to pinpoint cause of brain injury and speed correct treatment to patients.
Brain MRI images can predict cognitive function after heart attack
Assessment finds which patients may respond best to treatment and fully recover from post-attack comas.
Device able to quickly and accurately detect stroke
Neurologic assessment sends radio waves through the brain in a scanning process that takes just 30 seconds.
Geisinger taps EHR, genomics to identify high-risk patients
The provider may make the MyCode Community Health Initiative and its DNA sequencing a part of routine care.
Smartwatch app accurately detects atrial fibrillation
Cleveland Clinic study shows ECG algorithm reliably differentiates between AFib and normal heart rhythm.
Algorithm uses EHR data to identify undiagnosed hypertension patients
Leveraging clinical data increases accuracy, efficiency of identifying and diagnosing high blood pressure.
VA leverages EHR data to assess care quality for mini-stroke patients
Agency uses electronic process measures to evaluate patients after transient ischemic attacks instead of manual chart review.
Brain scanning method improves outcomes for emergency stroke patients
Study finds automated software helps identify salvageable tissue up to 16 hours after onset of symptoms.
App identifies patients needing advanced heart failure therapies
Developed by Intermountain Healthcare, the clinical decision support tool automatically alerts physicians of disease advancement, leading to longer patient survival.
Brooklyn hospital’s ICU plagued by false cardiac monitor alarms
Just 23 percent of alarms in the ICU at Maimonides Medical Center were found to be true positive.
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