Overall, approximately 2/3 of public and private hospitals that are authorized to provide surgical services, medical imaging, and invasive diagnostics (procedures for which diagnostic ECGs are preparatory), do not have a clinical cardiology department/service. The absence of clinical cardiology also prevents them from providing very common services such as HolterECG and ABPM.

Cardioline’s technological solutions for telecardiology and telemedicine support dozens of public and private hospitals in the area of cardiological diagnostics on a daily basis. There are two most common solutions:

• Centralised reporting systems associated with Cardioline’s recording systems, which operate on a hub-spoke model.
• “Cardioline Ref Site Network” reporting services associated with Cardioline’s recording systems, which operate on a global service model, providing both technology and cardiological consultancy.

Telecardiology and telemedicine services have become increasingly important. For example, in Italy the demand exceeds 300,000 units/year, with numbers growing by 15-20% on an annual basis. Italy is certainly one of the most advanced countries in this sector in Europe and in the world, with a presence and offer that go beyond national borders.

Cardioline’s technological solutions for telecardiology and telemedicine support the main and most important reporting centers in Italy on a daily basis. Moreover, Cardioline’s solutions have long been implemented by telemedicine providers in Brazil and the United Kingdom. The most common and widespread solution in this area is:

• Centralised reporting systems associated with Cardioline’s recording systems, which operate on a hub-spoke model.

The diagnostic ECG is one of the most common tests in medical practice. Level 2 cardiological diagnostics (Holter ECG and ABPM) is also a common practice, with a demand that is very often significantly higher than the supply.

Cardioline’s technological solutions for telecardiology and telemedicine support numerous diagnostic centers and clinics on a daily basis. There are two most common approaches, sometimes practiced in a “hybrid” manner (i.e. complementary, with a view to ensuring 24/7 coverage):

• Centralized reporting systems associated with Cardioline recording systems. The specialist doctor in the facility can access the cloud remotely and report the ECG in real time.
• Cardioline Ref Site Network” reporting services associated with Cardioline’s recording systems, which operate on a “global service” model, providing both technology and cardiological consultancy.

Enhanced-service pharmacies have taken on a central, fundamental role in the national healthcare system, with several hundred thousand services provided every year.

The most requested tests are diagnostic ECGs, Holter ECGs, Holter ABPMs and a wide variety of self-analyses of capillary blood (glycemia, lipids, glycated hemogloblin, complete blood count, etc.)

Cardioline’s technological solutions support over a thousand enhanced-service pharmacies on a daily basis, directly or indirectly. There are two most common solutions in this area:

• Reporting services provided by well-known Reporting Centres, with an integrated technology and reporting offer.
• Cardioline Ref Site Network” reporting services associated with Cardioline’s recording systems, which operate on a “global service” model, providing both technology and cardiological consultancy.

Home care and home post-surgical follow-up has gained a central role in medical practice in recent years, and is one of the central parameters in continuity of care.

Cardioline’s technological solutions support numerous entities working in this area on a daily basis. There are two most common approaches, sometimes working in a hybrid manner (i.e. complementary, with a view to ensuring 24/7 coverage):

• Centralized reporting systems associated with Cardioline recording systems. The specialist doctor in the facility can access the cloud remotely and report the ECG in real time.
• Cardioline Ref Site Network” reporting services associated with Cardioline’s recording systems, which operate on a “global service” model, providing both technology and cardiological consultancy.

ECG recording and remote reporting in emergency conditions – emergency wards, on board or by first-aid vehicles – has gained a central role in recent years in the treatment of acute cardiac pathologies, acute myocardial infarction in particular.

Cardioline, with its technological solutions, supports hundreds of first-aid vehicles in Italy on a daily basis. There is one most common approach in this case:

• Local, centralised reporting systems associated with Cardioline recording systems. These systems operate on a hub-spoke model: the traces are recorded on first-aid vehicles and sent to the local reporting centre, reported in real time and stored in accordance with law requirements.

At the level of non-competitive and competitive sports, an ECG check-up is often required. Moreover, preventive and periodic heart check-ups are highly recommended for wellness centres customers.

Cardioline’s technological solutions support many gyms and wellness centres on a daily basis, directly or indirectly. The main approaches in this area are:

• Reporting services provided by well-known Reporting Centres, with an integrated technology and reporting offer.
• Centralized reporting systems associated with Cardioline recording systems. The specialist doctor in the facility can access the cloud remotely and report the ECG in real time.