HeartCentrix 6.2 Connects EMR for Access to ECG, Stress, Holter Tests

 
September 5, 2008

Cardiac Science launched its HeartCentrix 6.2 data management product for the physician office to connect Burdick and Quinton equipment to an electronic medical record (EMR) system.

The connectivity gives access to test results remotely and across locations with a single sign-on from within the EMR itself.

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