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The Cardiovascular application captures comprehensive data and clinical results of various cardiac procedures. These include CABG, valve replacement and CRM device placement during a 5-year follow-up period. It also incorporates in-depth cost-driver information providing better assessment of the economic impact of new procedures and products.

The PhDx® Cardiovascular application consists of three modules:

• CRM Device
• CRM Patient Regsitry
• CHF General Outcomes

Whether independent of each other or in harmony, reports for each module are available to measure patient and program outcomes in four areas: clinical, patient health status, patient satisfaction, and cost drivers. All information is stored in a single database repository, convenient for all stakeholders.

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The gollowing are survey instruments that are included in various modules:

• Cardiovascular Patient Information: The survey collects patient demographic information and baseline cardiovascular functional measures. The report provides descriptive statistics of the patient including age, gender, smoking status, employment status, worker’s compensation status, amount of labor required for the patient’s occupation, and patient’s functional capacity to work.
• Echocardiogram: This is an ultrasound test procedure (often called "echo") that is a visual recording of the heart's movement. The test is used to evaluate a number of cardiac conditions.
• Minnesota Living with Heart Failure questionnaire: This survey collects information on how patients are affected by their heart condition.
• SF12v2: The survey measures eight categories of physical and emotional health, which indicates the impact poor health and pain have on physical and social activities. The reports score each of the categories and two summary score measures – Physical Component Summary Scale and the Mental Component Summary Scale. SF-12v2 includes norm-based scoring for all of the health status measures.
• Six Minute Walk Test: The test measures the distance a patient is able to walk within a six-minute period as well as records any symptoms they experience. The report displays the mean scores, lists individual patient scores and gives descriptive statistics for all the categories.
• Initial Clinical Assessment: The survey includes questions about the patient’s clinical condition, including medical history, clinical measures such as EF and current medications.
• Procedure Summary: Collects data regarding the procedure performed and cost driver information. Also includes device information (if any) and radiographic report on implant. The report summarizes the data, including procedures and surgery complications.
• Follow-Up Clinical Assessment: Collects and reports information on the patient’s clinical condition such as medications, any post-operative complications, and device function (if applicable) at the time of visit.
• Patient Satisfaction with Services: This survey asks about patient satisfaction with the care received at the facility where the surgery was performed. The report includes descriptive statistical results of patient satisfaction with the services.