Significant Parts Of New Cardiovascular Information Systems
The bulk of the systems on the market today have structured reporting modules that have been enhanced to simplify cardiologists' reporting workflows with fewer data entry steps and traditional dictations. In a completely integrated cardiovascular division with a Cardiovascular Information System, staff can remain put and have full access to a patient's prior medical history as well as current procedural data/imaging. A common trend for better performance, many systems on the market today offer structured templates for a variety of specialties, including cath lab, paediatrics, peripheral vascular, echo, and others.
No matter how quickly or diligently staff members strive to boost performance and productivity, they can only go as quickly as their legacy technology permits. The personnel and cardiologists will always need to physically transfer to a new workstation or attempt to query/retrieve this information from another source if the technology solution contains silos of data/imaging.
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