In this article by Michael Walker and published by Cardiovascular Business, three COVID-19 induced trends in cardiovascular patient care are reviewed: Increased remote care Less frequent medication prescriptions Fewer diagnostic tests ordered The original article can be accessed at this link: Treating patients during a pandemic: 3 key ways COVID-19
This short article, written by Matt O’Conner and published by Health Imaging, reports on disturbing survey results regarding the lack of preparedness for clinical information blocking rules, known as the 21st Century Cures Act. Freeland’s AccessPoint® Connected Care Solutions integrate with EHR’s and patient portals and can help bring clinical
The following article, written by Matt O’Connor and published in Health Imaging magazine in June 2020, discusses the advantages of conducting imaging exams via online portals for both doctors and patients alike. Easy online access affords health care providers and patients better quality of care and economic advantages Here is
AccessPoint™ Advanced Workspace provides students with new clinical imaging tech for Cardiovascular Technology Program: Dan Dyar, MA, RDCS and Lisa Vargas, AS, RDCS are both CVT Instructors in the Cardiovascular Technology (CVTE) Program at Grossmont College in the San Diego, California area. Recently, Freeland Systems donated an AccessPoint™ Advanced Workspace
In the field of cardiology, time is measured in heartbeats – saving time saves lives. The ability to acquire and interpret clinical patient data with just a few mouse clicks equates to less error-prone manual typing, faster response times and improved patient outcomes. Over the past 20 years, cardiologists have
Clinical cardiologists spend an average of 37.9 hours a week meeting with patients and another 16.9 hours filling out paperwork and conducting administrative tasks. That’s 54.8 hours of work each week, as noted by Medscape’s Cardiologist Compensation Report 2020. These long hours, combined with irregular schedules and high-stress work environments,
Heart Damage After COVID-19 Recovery The world faces new repercussions of COVID-19 as we continue to navigate this pandemic. In the following, article from Cardiovascular Business, patients and healthcare providers are presented with a summary of a German study. This study investigated the cardiovascular ramifications that result from COVID-19 infection.
The following article, “Volume of cardiovascular procedures expected to normalize by Q4 2020,” is from the online site “Cardiovascular Business” from May 29, 2020. The article’s author, Michael Walter, discusses the possibility that cardiovascular case volumes may normalize sooner than other specialties. Walter establishes these claims based upon data analyzed
Freeland Systems, LLC is pleased to welcome Toni Toles to our Clinical/Technical staff. Toni will serve as an Installation Facilitator and Software Support Technician. In addition to a computer software background, Toni has two Amazon Web Services certifications. She also has 15 years experience working as a Nuclear Tech in
Want to know how the Nuclear Cardiology sector is working through the COVID-19 pandemic? The American Society of Nuclear Cardiology President Sharmila Dorbala, M.D., MPH, FASNC pointed to the ASNC’s quick turnaround for practice guidance documents for patient care in a COVID-19 environment. While many facilities are working towards re-opening
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