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CardioTrace

ECGs and echo reports, structured and trended, the pacemaker and ICD clinic, lipid, syncope, PAD, aneurysm and endocarditis-risk follow-up clinics, and rheumatic heart disease prophylaxis.

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What it is

ECG and echo results as structured observations with serial comparison. The Device clinic follows every pacemaker, ICD, CRT device and loop recorder — maker, model and serial, linked to its implant registry record where there is one — with the check interval the cardiologist set for that patient (none ships). Each check is recorded as the programmer or the remote report gave it: battery status in the programmer’s own terms, lead readings, episodes, any therapy the device delivered, what was changed and the findings; the next date is the interval from that check unless the cardiologist sets another, and a recorded check is kept as recorded. The recall list puts a battery at ERI or EOL first, then overdue checks. Clinics: five follow-ups behind one picker. Lipids — LDL on each result against the target the doctor chose from the clinic’s own targets, the lipid medicine as the doctor wrote it, and, when familial hypercholesterolaemia is suspected, first-degree relatives listed for cascade screening until each is screened or declines. Syncope — every faint with its circumstances, tilt-table results as reported and the driving advice given, in one record. PAD — pain-free and maximum walking distance with the ankle and arm pressures; the ABI is worked out (each ankle over the higher arm pressure) and placed in the clinic’s own bands. Aneurysm — the radiologist’s diameter scan by scan, the growth a year, flagged when the size or the growth reaches the clinic’s threshold for that aorta. Endocarditis risk — a patient the doctor flags shows with every appointment, surgical listing or dental plan item booked for them, until the prophylaxis given is recorded. RHD prophylaxis keeps each patient’s long-term penicillin course after rheumatic fever as the prescriber wrote it, with the interval and review date they chose (none ships): each injection given is recorded with what, lot and site and kept as recorded, the next falls due that interval later, and a missed injection leads the list until it is given, with every attempt to reach the patient logged beside it. Every target, band, threshold and interval is the clinic’s own, with its source; none ship.

Who uses it: Built for: Cardiology
Reads: Device results, observations, implant registry records, lipid results, scan measurements, bookings
Writes: Cardiac reports, trends, device checks and the recall list, follow-up clinic records, cascade screening list, prophylaxis courses and injections
Never: It does not auto-interpret ECGs into the record — machine reads are drafts — and it does not choose a statin dose, a syncope cause, an LDL target, a referral threshold or a prophylaxis interval: the doctor and the clinic’s own rules do.
Access: Only people whose role includes it — the clinic owner decides who
Your data: Full PHI. Hosted in Boston, United States. On uninstall: All clinical data stays in the record.

In the product

Who uses it: Doctor — the demo profile it is best tried as
Where it opens: Clinical › Cardiology /cardio
Permission: cardio.read

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How it works

Create the studyFind the patient, choose ECG or Echo, when it was performed and the indication, then press Create; it lands under Awaiting signature as a draft.
Draft the findingsFindings opens the fields — rate, rhythm, axis, PR, QRS, QTc and interpretation for an ECG; EF, chamber and valve findings and a conclusion for an echo — and Save findings keeps them; an implausible value is refused.
Sign it onceSign freezes the study into a document; an ECG without an interpretation, or an echo without an EF and a conclusion, is refused, and a signed study does not change.
Read the trendTrend on any row lists the patient’s signed studies with EF and QTc and the change from the previous one, computed by the server.
Follow a patient in a clinicOn Clinics, pick Lipids, Syncope, PAD and ABI, Aneurysm or Endocarditis risk, follow the patient with the reason and the clinic’s target or threshold, then Record each reading; Clinic rules holds the clinic’s own targets, ABI bands and thresholds with their source.

Rules it keeps

What it does not do, by design. A listing with only benefits is an advertisement.

It does not auto-interpret ECGs into the record — machine reads are drafts — and it does not choose a statin dose, a syncope cause, an LDL target, a referral threshold or a prophylaxis interval: the doctor and the clinic’s own rules do.

AI in CardioTrace

AskQuestions about what is on screen — “What needs attention in CardioTrace today?” — answered with the records it read.

DraftSummaries and notes for the team, marked as drafts until a person signs.

Every answer shows its sources. Nothing AI writes is saved until a person accepts it.

See it on screen

CardioTrace — Cardiology — ECG and echo reports, compared over time — 01Cardiology — ECG and echo reports, compared over timeCaptured from the running demo clinic

01Cardiology — ECG and echo reports, compared over timeCaptured from the running demo clinic

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Connected to

Read out of the code, not the brochure: each app below is here because one service queries the other’s tables. Install either side and the hand-over is already wired.

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CaseLine ChairSide ImplantRegistry Patient Registry SlotGrid

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Questions clinics ask

What does CardioTrace do?

ECGs and echo reports, structured and trended, the pacemaker and ICD clinic, lipid, syncope, PAD, aneurysm and endocarditis-risk follow-up clinics, and rheumatic heart disease prophylaxis. ECG and echo results as structured observations with serial comparison. The Device clinic follows every pacemaker, ICD, CRT device and loop recorder — maker, model and serial, linked to its implant registry record where there is one — with the check interval the cardiologist set for that patient (none ships). Each check is recorded as the programmer or the remote report gave it: battery status in the programmer’s own terms, lead readings, episodes, any therapy the device delivered, what was changed and the findings; the next date is the interval from that check unless the cardiologist sets another, and a recorded check is kept as recorded. The recall list puts a battery at ERI or EOL first, then overdue checks. Clinics: five follow-ups behind one picker. Lipids — LDL on each result against the target the doctor chose from the clinic’s own targets, the lipid medicine as the doctor wrote it, and, when familial hypercholesterolaemia is suspected, first-degree relatives listed for cascade screening until each is screened or declines. Syncope — every faint with its circumstances, tilt-table results as reported and the driving advice given, in one record. PAD — pain-free and maximum walking distance with the ankle and arm pressures; the ABI is worked out (each ankle over the higher arm pressure) and placed in the clinic’s own bands. Aneurysm — the radiologist’s diameter scan by scan, the growth a year, flagged when the size or the growth reaches the clinic’s threshold for that aorta. Endocarditis risk — a patient the doctor flags shows with every appointment, surgical listing or dental plan item booked for them, until the prophylaxis given is recorded. RHD prophylaxis keeps each patient’s long-term penicillin course after rheumatic fever as the prescriber wrote it, with the interval and review date they chose (none ships): each injection given is recorded with what, lot and site and kept as recorded, the next falls due that interval later, and a missed injection leads the list until it is given, with every attempt to reach the patient logged beside it. Every target, band, threshold and interval is the clinic’s own, with its source; none ship.

What data does CardioTrace read and write?

CardioTrace reads device results, observations, implant registry records, lipid results, scan measurements, bookings and writes cardiac reports, trends, device checks and the recall list, follow-up clinic records, cascade screening list, prophylaxis courses and injections. Its data class is Full PHI. Every app works on the same patient record — nothing is copied into a silo.

What does CardioTrace deliberately not do?

What happens to our data if we uninstall CardioTrace?

All clinical data stays in the record.

Is CardioTrace available today?

Yes — CardioTrace is live in clinics today. Set up your practice on MedAppz and install it from your dashboard.

Want to see CardioTrace running on your own patients?

Tell us what you run and we will show you this app inside a practice shaped like yours — or answer the question the page above did not.

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