HeartLogic Clinic Workflow

Changing a life can sometimes mean changing how you do things. As validated in the MultiSENSE Study, HeartLogic has 70% sensitivity in detecting worsening heart failure and a low alert burden of less than 2 alerts per patient per year.¹ This heart failure diagnostic is designed to help reduce hospitalizations, improve patient lives and enhance clinical efficiencies.

The Impact of Heart Failure on the Healthcare System

Physician Perspectives

"My hope for the HeartLogic alert is that we’ll be able to better care for our heart failure patients, avoid morbid events such as heart failure hospitalizations and actually treat the exacerbation of heart failure before the patient even knows they have it." - John Boehmer, MD

Featured Workflow Resources

HeartLogic Alert Management Guide

This quick reference guide offers tips to help you implement a three-step workflow for managing HeartLogic alerts, assess the context of the alert using the Heart Failure Management Report and patient discussion, and take clinical action.

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HeartLogic and LATITUDE NXT CAM Checklist

This checklist will help clinic account managers (CAM) understand HeartLogic, organize patients into groups that work best for their practice, manage users and monitor patients using the LATITUDE^TM NXT Remote Patient Management System.

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Improve Clinic
Workflows

The HeartLogic Implementation Program can help you efficiently improve clinic workflows, provide better patient outcomes and achieve significant cost savings.

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From pilot program to key diagnostic solution, a real-world success story.

Learn how a team of heart failure experts prevent acute Heart Failure events by integrating HeartLogic into their workflow across the Sanger Heart & Vascular Institute.

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A heart failure RN and MD’s shared HeartLogic value story.

Learn how medical team co-management at the University of Kansas Health System delivers optimized patient outcomes using a consistent remote patient monitoring workflow.

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Building a successful
remote monitoring program.

See the Huntsville Hospital Heart Center’s HeartLogic workflow which streamlines diagnostic monitoring to help prevent worsening patient heart failure.

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Clinician Perspectives

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“Patients don’t really understand their symptoms, and so that puts a lot of pressure on us as healthcare providers to understand when they’re getting worse, when they’re stable, when they need to come into the emergency department.” Nancy Albert, PhD, CCNS, CHFN, CCRN, NE-BC, FAHA, FCCM, FAAN