CCL eLab Community vs STEMIcathAID

Atlas Medical is proud to introduce Cleveland Clinic Laboratories (CCL) e-Lab Community for use with the Apple iPhone® or iPod® Touch®. Beneficial to laboratory outreach programs and physicians, CCL e-Lab Community gives active caregivers secure access to patient results from their mobile device - no matter where they are. Quality care means access to clinical data 24 / 7. With CCL e-Lab Community, physicians will: - View new / unread patient results, with abnormal result flagging - Access complete patient reports, with interpretive notes - Verify individual patient demographics to ensure patient safety - View historical lab results - Phone patient while viewing results with simple tap-to-call option With CCL e-Lab Community, laboratories will: - Experience reduction of inbound calls requesting result or result status - Improve Physician satisfaction levels with quicker turnaround - Enhance lab branding and competitive edge in the marketplace with innovative service offerings This application requires the physician be a registered CCL e-Lab Community user. If you are a user associated with more than one site, you will have the option to select applicable location at log in. If you are not a registered LabWorks user, contact your laboratory representative to learn more about the LabWorks outreach solution. CCL e-Lab Community is a scalable, cost-effective order entry and results reporting solution for outreach environments. LabWorks features enable the laboratory to reduce medical necessity write-offs, accelerate collections and increase operational efficiency. CCL e-Lab Community is installed in over 115 laboratories and used by more 64,000 physicians world-wide. With CCL e-Lab Community you can have comfort in knowing that where you lead, the application will deliver accurate patient results — anytime, anywhere. Download the app today and join the CCL e-Lab Community movement.

STEMIcathAID is a patient recognition, response, and record-keeping system designed to improve outcomes through adherence the American Heart Association’s Mission:Lifeline STEMI guidelines. Early restoration of blood flow to occluded coronary vessels has been shown to significantly improve outcomes for high-risk STEMI patients. STEMIcathAID aims to improve these clinical outcomes by optimizing their treatment following many of the recommendations of the AHA by reducing the time to STEMI recognition, lead acquisition, STEMI identification, notification of the catheterization lab, and reperfusion. There are multiple personnel and steps involved in caring for these high-risk patients. STEMIcathAID takes an algorithmic approach which will enhance the coordination and communication tasks essential to rapid assessment and easy transfer of STEMI patients from the field or outside facility. It will also provide protocols for the EMS or outside hospital provider to identify patients in cardiogenic shock even before their arrival in the catheterization lab. The application will integrate live GPS tracking of the patients alongside the time the alarm was raised prompting the sense of urgency in transferring the patient. Incorporating images, videos, illustrations, and live GPS tracking of the EMS, the design will be subdivided into three main sections: 1. EKG Upload by outside facility or EMS 2. Assessment of Cardiogenic Shock 3. STEMI patient transfer pathway When a medical provider, in the field, other hospital, or outpatient office, suspects STEMI, the provider uploads the EKG by taking a picture of it with their phone. Once the EKG is uploaded, the on-call attending at the PCI-capable facility receives a notification from the application. If the attending believes the patient is experiencing a real STEMI, the pathway is activated. Upon activation, the approximately 10-12 people involved in taking care of the patient are notified so they can begin preparations. Adhering to HIPAA compliance, all users log into the encrypted application and begin to collaborate such aspects as patient vitals, shock information, and emergency vehicle current location and estimated arrival time to the cath lab. Through the optimized communication and collaboration of multiple key players in the STEMI pathway, these time-critical, vulnerable patients can begin treatment promptly.