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Cardiology Record-Keeping Software Facilitates Transplants

By HospiMedica staff writers
Posted on 10 Sep 2007
New cardiology transplant software automates donor/recipient record keeping for heart transplant centers. More...


The new cardiac transplant software helps to streamline and simplify the process of collecting and managing adult cardiac transplant patient data from first consultation through evaluation, activation, transplant, and post-transplant follow-up visits. The cardiac transplant module also allows the heart transplant center to track all donation offers and actual donor information for each patient, enabling the center to meet government record-keeping requirements.

By automating, structuring, and streamlining the process to collect information and record results, heart transplant centers can track, understand, and manage outcomes, as well as document quality of performance to patients, physicians, hospital administration, insurance carriers, and government authorities.

The cardiac transplant module is an integrated part of a comprehensive range of cardiovascular imaging and information management tools developed by Lumedx (Oakland, CA, USA). This integration produces a comprehensive patient record, given that heart center staff can access, view, and manage all events that have occurred across the cardiovascular service line.

"Our comprehensive cardiovascular service line data collection tool for cardiac transplant substantially reduces the burden of meeting documentation requirements,” said Rhonda Staton, Lumedx director of product management. "Data are collected, stored, and accessed electronically in one place. Also, data that are entered once in the system can be reused over and over, providing multiple benefits to the cardiac transplant program and heart center.”


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