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Cardiovascular disease
Cleveland Clinic, MetroHealth to develop heart disease risk calculator
New statistical model will incorporate environment and neighborhood-level factors, as well as EHR data, to target more effective interventions.
Utah researchers to leverage CDS, EHR for advanced cancer screening
The University of Utah Health is among organizations receiving NCI grant to develop algorithms and interventions for breast and colorectal cancers.
Smartphones enable ER doctors to discharge patients quicker
Push notifications help get lab results into busy physicians’ hands, aiding decision making.
Study contends Hospital Compare errs on mortality rates at some facilities
Analytics approach underestimates heart attack mortality at small hospitals, says Jeffrey Silber, MD.
Metabolic syndrome severity calculator outperforms traditional methods
Online tool is a better predictor of patient risk for developing heart disease and diabetes, says Mark DeBoer, MD.
Cohort seeks cardiovascular data from 1 million volunteers
University of California-San Francisco researchers build digital platform for global study, says Gregory Marcus, MD.
New software aids speed, accuracy of medical image analysis
Application can analyze series of images from a variety of modalities, says Steve Van Doren.
American Heart Association seeks Medicare coverage of telehealth
Heart disease, stroke treatment could be improved cost-effectively, says Nancy Brown.
Popular algorithm shown to be inaccurate in predicting atrial fibrillation
Study that used EHRs of 35,000 patients reveals inconsistencies in identifying patients at risk, highlighting the role HIT can play in validating models.
Duke research institute, SAS share 45 years of cardiovascular data
Collaboration may encourage other academia-industry information partnerships.
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