Heartware
In the clinic

In the clinic.

A recording you can compare between patients and hand over with the quality score attached. The exam itself does not change.

insert, threaded by hand 5 minutes, no tool head, stem and tube unchanged diaphragm plane
What comes back

A recording, a wall estimate and a murmur level.

The number and the take travel together. No description of what someone thought they heard, and no grade.

The quiet patient

A thick chest no longer reads as a quiet murmur.

The same lesion measures at a similar level in a 60 kg and a 120 kg body.

Handover

The next clinician hears the sound.

With the recording site and quality score attached.

Refusal

The app can refuse a take.

Poor contact returns no result.

The round

No new equipment on the round.

No cart and no new room. The stethoscope in the pocket takes the insert.

One protocol, one room, twenty patients.

We bring
  • Twenty to forty inserts, on loan for the length of the pilot.
  • The protocol, the recording template and the analysis.
  • A person on the phone when something does not work.
You need
  • Enough echo-booked patients to reach twenty.
  • One person to own it, and a room to record in.
  • Permission to publish the result, whichever way it goes.

No fee, no exclusivity, and no requirement that the result be flattering. If it does not work, that is worth knowing in month one.

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