Merge Healthcare, an IBM company, offers award-winning cardiology and hemodynamics solutions that provide a complete view of patient records, access to reporting tools, and integrate with the largest health information systems to enable interoperable image exchange. At the American College opf Cardiology (ACC) 2016 annual meeting, Merge (booth 20,046) will demonstrate how its cardiology solutions can integrate data collection, inventory control, patient billing, and procedure reporting into a single platform, providing a complete, end-to-end cardiology imaging strategy.
Technology | March 28, 2016
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