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An evolving cardiology landscape

Cardiovascular disease is the number one cause of death globally and it’s on the rise. At the same time the patient population is growing, it’s also becoming more complex. More people are suffering from a range of confounding comorbidities that necessitate more personalized treatments. Combined with changing regulations and fewer resources, health systems face a significant challenge to provide high-level individualized care to complex heart disease patients without incurring incremental risks or costs.

Find out how Philips can help you navigate the evolving cardiology landscape.

Dr. José Luis Zamorano, Professor of Medicine, Head of Cardiology, University Hospital Ramón y Cajal Carretera de Colmenar, discusses the importance of a healthy lifestyle in improving the prognosis of heart disease and the need to transition from a reactive care protocol to preventative care that starts in the home, schools and community.

A call for clinical and operational improvements in cardiovascular care

17.5 million deaths from CVDs worldwide¹

$3.8 billion –cost of readmissions for high-volume CVD conditions in the US alone²

23.5% readmissions rate for CHF, the highest of all high-volume conditions²

77% of AMI patients have one or more comorbidity³

74% CHF patients have one or more comorbidity⁴

A path to personalized, predictive and empowered heart care across the health continuum

Balancing the need to provide preventive care while treating patients currently suffering from cardiac disease creates competing priorities with the exact same goal — to provide more effective, more efficient care and improve patient engagement and experience.

Five clinical focus areas that are critical to advancing cardiology care

Early heart failure decompensation detection
The ability to detect, alarm and track key measurements that predict risk for decompensation and adjust care accordingly.

Bring triage to the afflicted
Advanced detection, diagnosis and decision making at the event enabled by improved integration, coordination and information sharing between EMS and ED to reduce first medical contact to intervention time.

Proactive pathways for high risk patients
Self-monitoring solutions for at-risk cardiac disease populations that measure, monitor and motivate patients to make lifestyle choices for better health.

Care coordination in post-discharge
The ability to provide post-discharge coordinated care to support patients at home and reduce readmissions.

Integrated, total procedure solutions
Managed services and patient-centric solutions that integrate across clinical disciplines to increase operational and clinical efficiency while lowering costs.

Confront the challenges of changing, complex cardiovascular patients

Self-monitoring, CVD prevention and screening solutions — combined with tools that make real-time diagnosis easier and individualized treatment possible — can allow patients to be more active in their care plan and clinical teams more efficient and effective throughout the care journey.

Using advanced technologies and information management systems enables you to streamline workflows; adopt new techniques, processes and procedures faster; and leverage rich clinical data to elevate care and the patient experience for those suffering from acute, critical and chronic cardiac conditions.

Efficient, individualized care
Find the quickest path to targeted treatment by accurately defining multi-disease states using data-driven clinical insights.
Case study: A solution for structural heart disease interventions

Enhanced patient and care team satisfaction
Leverage the latest innovations in clinical decision support, collaboration tools and informatics to more-effectively manage resources.
Video library: Optimizing patient care with the right information at the right time

Helping chronic patients stay healthier and out of the hospital
Optimize care and reduce costs for patients with congestive heart failure through integrated, comprehensive programs that include continuous monitoring and education.
Case study: The Path to Long-Term Heart Failure Care

Coordinated, cost-effective care delivery
Extend your reach with continuous care delivery models that connect people, technologies and care protocols across your enterprise. Case study: Kansas community realizes improved outcomes and reduced costs⁵

Easier transitions to new procedures, techniques and processes
Build clinical and operational expertise quickly using flexible platforms and business models that help ease the adoption of new equipment and infrastructure.
Customer testimonial: Heart and Vascular Institute at Ahuja Medical Center

Key topics in cardiovascular care

Our mission in heart health

Every heart is unique, which is why we’re focused on looking beyond individual solutions and advancing cardiology through a holistic, continuous health approach that enables personalized heart care at scale, improves patient experience and lowers cost.

We’ll continue to stretch convention, innovate and bring new cardiovascular solutions to providers and patients around the world because we believe there is always a way to make life better.

Cardiology products across the care continuum

From prevention and diagnosis through treatment and post-discharge care coordination, Philips offers a comprehensive range of cardiology technology, workflow solutions and services that enable connected care across the health continuum.

Prevention
Prevention

Philips Heart health program

The episodic nature of CV means prevention is critical. Philips Heart Health program potentially reduces the risk of heart disease by offering a personalized health improvement plan that encourages small and sustainable lifestyle changes. A wearable device tracks activity and health stats and sends data to a health app. Using the analytics, the app pushes engaging educational content to the patient, promoting healthier choices.

CVD prevention through healthy living and screening

Empower your patients with heart health tracking and sleep solutions; personalized content and coaching

Activity, sleep & heart rate monitor with app
Blood pressure monitor

CPAP
Diagnosis
Diagnosis

Reach quick, confident diagnoses; provide safe, individualized therapies

Diagnose quickly and confidently and confirm the right therapy in real time with superb image quality, automated quantification and Anatomical Intelligence.

Diagnostic ECG

CT, MRI & Advanced molecular imaging

Cardiovascular ultrasound

Image-guided therapy

Interventional x-ray tools and systems

IntelliSpace Cardiovascular
Treatment
Treatment

Acute cardiac care

Be ready with pre-hospital and hospital emergency solutions

Emergency care and resuscitation

Patient monitoring and remote care

Connect patients, clinicians and care teams throughout the care journey.

Cardiac critical care monitoring eICU eAcute

Improve workflow

Streamline cardiovascular workflows across your enterprise and beyond using our integrated multi-modality image management systems.

Cardiology informatics
Home care
Home care
Home care

Stay connected to CVD patients and critical care information following discharge to improve clinical and operational outcomes⁸.

Chronic ambulatory care telehealth program

Compared to traditional care, telemonitoring⁸:

reduces hospital admissions and readmissions,

reduces length of hospital stay,

reduces emergency department visits,

reduces mortality,

lowers cost,

prevents and/or limits illness severity and episodes, resulting in improved health outcomes,

increases quality-of-life and patient satisfaction through daily monitoring.

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References

Global status report on non-communicable diseases, 2014
Kathryn Fingar, Ph.D., M.P.H., and Raynard Washington, Ph.D. Trends in Hospital Readmissions for Four High-Volume Conditions, 2009-2013. AHRQ, HCUP data. Nov 2015
McManus DD, et al. Multiple cardiovascular comorbidities and acute myocardial infarction: temporal trends (1990–2007) and impact on death rates at 30 days and 1 year. Clin Epidemiol. 2012; 4: 115–123.
Vincent M. van Deursen, et al. Co-morbidities in patients with heart failure: an analysis of the European Heart Failure Pilot Survey. European Journal of Heart Failure. January 2014: 16(1): 103-11.
Ryan Spaulding, PhD, Medicaid HCBS/FE Home Telehealth Pilot, Center for Telemedicine & Telehealth University of Kansas Medical Center November 30, 2010
Abella, BS, Sandbo N, Vassilatos P, et al. Chest Compression Rates During Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation are Suboptimal – A Prospective Study During In-Hospital Cardiac Arrest. Circulation. 2005;111:428-434. 
Abella, BS, Alvarado JP, Myklebust H, et al. Quality of Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation During In-Hospital Cardiac Arrest. JAMA. 2005;293(3):305-310.
Bashshur RL, et al. The Empirical Foundations of Telemedicine Interventions for Chronic Disease Management. Telemed and e-Health. 2014 Sept; 20(9):769-800.

Integrated cardiovascular care Because every
heart is unique

Contact information

An evolving cardiology landscape

A call for clinical and operational improvements in cardiovascular care

17.5 million deaths from CVDs worldwide¹

$3.8 billion –cost of readmissions for high-volume CVD conditions in the US alone²

23.5% readmissions rate for CHF, the highest of all high-volume conditions²

77% of AMI patients have one or more comorbidity³

74% CHF patients have one or more comorbidity⁴

A path to personalized, predictive and empowered heart care across the health continuum

Balancing the need to provide preventive care while treating patients currently suffering from cardiac disease creates competing priorities with the exact same goal — to provide more effective, more efficient care and improve patient engagement and experience.

Five clinical focus areas that are critical to advancing cardiology care

Early heart failure decompensation detection
The ability to detect, alarm and track key measurements that predict risk for decompensation and adjust care accordingly.

Bring triage to the afflicted
Advanced detection, diagnosis and decision making at the event enabled by improved integration, coordination and information sharing between EMS and ED to reduce first medical contact to intervention time.

Proactive pathways for high risk patients
Self-monitoring solutions for at-risk cardiac disease populations that measure, monitor and motivate patients to make lifestyle choices for better health.

Care coordination in post-discharge
The ability to provide post-discharge coordinated care to support patients at home and reduce readmissions.

Integrated, total procedure solutions
Managed services and patient-centric solutions that integrate across clinical disciplines to increase operational and clinical efficiency while lowering costs.

Confront the challenges of changing, complex cardiovascular patients

Key topics in cardiovascular care

Our mission in heart health

Cardiology products across the care continuum

Philips Heart health program

CVD prevention through healthy living and screening

Reach quick, confident diagnoses; provide safe, individualized therapies

Acute cardiac care

Be ready with pre-hospital and hospital emergency solutions

Emergency care and resuscitation

Patient monitoring and remote care

Connect patients, clinicians and care teams throughout the care journey.

Cardiac critical care monitoring eICU eAcute

Improve workflow

Streamline cardiovascular workflows across your enterprise and beyond using our integrated multi-modality image management systems.

Cardiology informatics

Home care

Stay connected to CVD patients and critical care information following discharge to improve clinical and operational outcomes⁸.

Chronic ambulatory care telehealth program

Compared to traditional care, telemonitoring⁸:

Related offerings

References

Integrated cardiovascular care Because every heart is unique

Contact information

An evolving cardiology landscape

A call for clinical and operational improvements in cardiovascular care

17.5 million deaths from CVDs worldwide1

$3.8 billion –cost of readmissions for high-volume CVD conditions in the US alone2

23.5% readmissions rate for CHF, the highest of all high-volume conditions2

77% of AMI patients have one or more comorbidity3

74% CHF patients have one or more comorbidity4

A path to personalized, predictive and empowered heart care across the health continuum

Balancing the need to provide preventive care while treating patients currently suffering from cardiac disease creates competing priorities with the exact same goal — to provide more effective, more efficient care and improve patient engagement and experience.

Five clinical focus areas that are critical to advancing cardiology care

Early heart failure decompensation detection The ability to detect, alarm and track key measurements that predict risk for decompensation and adjust care accordingly.

Bring triage to the afflicted Advanced detection, diagnosis and decision making at the event enabled by improved integration, coordination and information sharing between EMS and ED to reduce first medical contact to intervention time.

Proactive pathways for high risk patients Self-monitoring solutions for at-risk cardiac disease populations that measure, monitor and motivate patients to make lifestyle choices for better health.

Care coordination in post-discharge The ability to provide post-discharge coordinated care to support patients at home and reduce readmissions.

Integrated, total procedure solutions Managed services and patient-centric solutions that integrate across clinical disciplines to increase operational and clinical efficiency while lowering costs.

Confront the challenges of changing, complex cardiovascular patients

Key topics in cardiovascular care

Our mission in heart health

Cardiology products across the care continuum

Philips Heart health program

CVD prevention through healthy living and screening

Reach quick, confident diagnoses; provide safe, individualized therapies

Acute cardiac care Be ready with pre-hospital and hospital emergency solutions Emergency care and resuscitation

Patient monitoring and remote care Connect patients, clinicians and care teams throughout the care journey. Cardiac critical care monitoring eICU eAcute

Improve workflow Streamline cardiovascular workflows across your enterprise and beyond using our integrated multi-modality image management systems. Cardiology informatics

Home care Stay connected to CVD patients and critical care information following discharge to improve clinical and operational outcomes8. Chronic ambulatory care telehealth program

Compared to traditional care, telemonitoring8:

Related offerings

References

Integrated cardiovascular care Because every
heart is unique

17.5 million deaths from CVDs worldwide¹

$3.8 billion –cost of readmissions for high-volume CVD conditions in the US alone²

23.5% readmissions rate for CHF, the highest of all high-volume conditions²

77% of AMI patients have one or more comorbidity³

74% CHF patients have one or more comorbidity⁴

Early heart failure decompensation detection
The ability to detect, alarm and track key measurements that predict risk for decompensation and adjust care accordingly.

Bring triage to the afflicted
Advanced detection, diagnosis and decision making at the event enabled by improved integration, coordination and information sharing between EMS and ED to reduce first medical contact to intervention time.

Proactive pathways for high risk patients
Self-monitoring solutions for at-risk cardiac disease populations that measure, monitor and motivate patients to make lifestyle choices for better health.

Care coordination in post-discharge
The ability to provide post-discharge coordinated care to support patients at home and reduce readmissions.

Integrated, total procedure solutions
Managed services and patient-centric solutions that integrate across clinical disciplines to increase operational and clinical efficiency while lowering costs.

Acute cardiac care

Be ready with pre-hospital and hospital emergency solutions

Emergency care and resuscitation

Patient monitoring and remote care

Connect patients, clinicians and care teams throughout the care journey.

Cardiac critical care monitoring eICU eAcute

Improve workflow

Streamline cardiovascular workflows across your enterprise and beyond using our integrated multi-modality image management systems.

Cardiology informatics

Home care

Stay connected to CVD patients and critical care information following discharge to improve clinical and operational outcomes⁸.

Chronic ambulatory care telehealth program

Compared to traditional care, telemonitoring⁸: