Who it is for
Eight kinds of working day, one system.
More ECGs read, by the same team.
For the people accountable for the ECG service: its turnaround, its staffing and its budget.
Capabilities generated from the Hospital Administrator permission table
Read this page CardiologistsSpend your hour on the ECGs that need you.
For the clinician who owns the interpretation, and who wants to spend the hour on the traces that need a cardiologist.
Capabilities generated from the Cardiologist permission table
Read this page RadiologistsECG reporting that fits between the other lists.
For the reporting clinician who reads ECGs alongside everything else on the list.
Capabilities generated from the Cardiologist permission table
Read this page DoctorsAn answer attached to the trace, at the point of care.
For the physician who ordered the ECG and needs the answer at the point of care, not the next morning.
Capabilities generated from the Doctor permission table
Read this page NursesYou will know when something needs a person.
For the team at the bedside, who need to know whether the trace has been looked at and whether anyone needs to be called.
Capabilities generated from the Nurse permission table
Read this page ECG TechniciansRecord it once, properly, with the judgement written down.
For the people who record the trace, who would rather repeat it now than be asked tomorrow.
Capabilities generated from the ECG Technician permission table
Read this page Pathology & diagnosticsAn ECG report before the patient leaves the building.
For pathologists and diagnostics centres running ECGs alongside laboratory work.
Capabilities generated from the Doctor permission table
Read this page Audit & qualityInterrogate the record without being able to alter it.
For internal audit, quality and assurance, who have to measure the service without being able to change it.
Capabilities generated from the Auditor permission table
Read this pageThe lists on those pages are read from the same permission table the application enforces, so a page cannot describe a capability its role does not hold. Where an audience does not correspond one-to-one to a role in the software — a reporting radiologist, a diagnostics centre reporting ECGs — the page says which role it is given instead of inventing one for the web.
See it on your own recordings.
Send a request, and a person reviews it. If it is approved you get a link that creates your own organisation, with the first 2 analysed studies included and no card details — and you are its administrator from the moment you set your password.