Kardia Helps Streamline Workflow and Deliver Improved Care with EIMS Software

 
June 13, 2007

June 13, 2007 — The Web-based (EIMS), offered by Kardia Health Systems, Inc., is an echocardiography reporting and workflow solution that guides medical professionals through the complete echo process.

The echocardiography reporting and workflow software, originally developed and used by echocardiography professionals at the Mayo Clinic, is now being offered to echo professionals world-wide.

The system generates ICAEL-compliant structured reports, and streamlines all echo workflow processes, from patient scheduling, through assignment of responsible healthcare personnel, to logical template-guided entry of echo information with easy-to-access clinical normal values and severity scales. The system automatically generates interpretive diagnostic statements and billing information.

For more information: visit www.KardiaHealth.com

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