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MediSero+ for Cardiology

Risk-stratified consults.
Calculators built in.

Cardiology lives in numbers — ASCVD, GRACE, CHA₂DS₂-VASc, EF, NT-proBNP. MediSero+ wires every calculator into the visit screen, attaches ECG/Echo with longitudinal trends, and turns post-MI follow-up into one-tap cadences.

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What's tuned for cardiology

Six places cardiology gets specific.

Universal core (voice notes, Rx, queue, billing, patient app) plus the six items below — all auto-loaded the moment you tag your specialty as Cardiology.

Risk calculators built in
ASCVD 10-year, GRACE, TIMI, CHA₂DS₂-VASc, HAS-BLED, EuroSCORE II, NYHA classifier — wired into the visit screen, not buried in a tab.
ECG / Echo / Holter
Inline DICOM viewer for ECG strips, Echo videos, Holter reports. Side-by-side with previous studies for trend comparison.
Cardio Rx templates
Statin titration, β-blocker uptitration, ACEi/ARB conversion, anticoagulant pairs — pre-built protocols you tap, not type.
Post-MI / post-PCI cadences
One-tap follow-up schedules: 1 week → 1 month → 3 months → 6 months → annual. Lipid + LFT + creatinine due-dates auto-generated.
Heart-failure dashboard
Per-patient EF trend, NT-proBNP, weight log, NYHA class history. Decompensation alerts when weight gain ≥ 2 kg / 3 days.
Clio for cardio
Differential weighting tuned for chest pain / dyspnoea / palpitations. Prompts ACS workup priority, flags missed-trop, reminds 12-lead repeat.
Post-MI cadence

One signed note. Five follow-ups, auto-scheduled.

The day you sign the post-MI / post-PCI note, MediSero+ books the cadence. Every visit pre-fills the right Rx, the right labs, and the right talking points — you don't carry the calendar in your head.

Calculators

Eight cardio calculators, all wired into the chart.

Tap the calculator on a visit, MediSero+ pulls the patient's age / sex / lipid / BP / smoking / diabetes inputs from the chart, you confirm any gaps, the score lands in the note. No paper card lookups.

Calculator
Use case
Source
ASCVD 10-year risk
Primary prevention statin decision
AHA/ACC 2018 pooled-cohort equations
GRACE 2.0
In-hospital + 6-month mortality post-ACS
GRACE registry, validated on > 100k patients
CHA₂DS₂-VASc
Stroke risk in non-valvular AFib
ESC 2020 AFib guidelines
HAS-BLED
Bleeding risk on anticoagulation
Pisters et al. CHEST 2010
TIMI for STEMI / NSTEMI
Mortality + MI risk post-ACS
Antman et al. JAMA 2000
NYHA class
Heart-failure symptom severity
Functional classification, structured prompts
KCCQ-12
Patient-reported HF quality of life
12-item Kansas City Cardiomyopathy Questionnaire
CHADS₂
Legacy AFib stroke risk (when VASc unavailable)
Gage et al. JAMA 2001
Rx protocols

Guideline-directed med therapy, one tap.

Statin titration, post-MI bundle, AFib decision tree, HF GDMT — pre-built protocols you tap through. Faster than typing, safer than memory, honest about the source guideline.

Statin titration

Start moderate-intensity, recheck LDL at 6 weeks, escalate to high-intensity if LDL > target, add ezetimibe → PCSK9 if statin-intolerant or LDL still off-target. All steps as one-tap Rx switches.

AFib decision tree

CHA₂DS₂-VASc → anticoagulation? HAS-BLED → bleeding caution? Rate vs rhythm control → β-blocker / CCB vs flecainide / amiodarone / ablation referral. Walk through it inline; Rx auto-fills.

HF guideline-directed med therapy

ARNI + β-blocker + MRA + SGLT2i — the four pillars, titrated on a 2-week cadence to target dose. The screen flags which pillar is sub-target on each visit.

I used to keep a stack of laminated cards on my desk — ASCVD, GRACE, CHADS-VASc. They got dog-eared, lost. Now the calculator just runs from the chart inputs. Fewer cards. Cleaner notes. Faster consults.

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FAQ

Cardio-specific questions, answered.

Are the calculators clinically validated?

Yes — each implements the published peer-reviewed formula and cites the source. ASCVD uses the AHA/ACC 2018 pooled-cohort equations; GRACE uses GRACE 2.0; CHA₂DS₂-VASc and HAS-BLED follow ESC 2020 guidelines. Outputs are advisory, not diagnostic — clinical judgement still rests with you.

Can I attach ECG strips and Echo videos?

Yes. Inline DICOM viewer for ECG (12-lead, rhythm strip, Holter snippets), Echo (loops + still-frame measurements), MRI / CT angio. You can scrub through Holter or compare two ECGs side-by-side without opening a separate viewer.

How does the post-MI follow-up cadence work?

On the day you sign the post-MI / post-PCI note, MediSero+ auto-generates the cadence: 1 week (early follow-up), 1 month (DAPT check, side effects), 3 months (lipid + LFT + creatinine due), 6 months (echo + functional assessment), 12 months (DAPT step-down decision). Each scheduled visit pre-fills the right Rx + lab orders. You override any cadence per patient.

Can I track HF patients between visits?

Yes. The HF dashboard surfaces per-patient EF history, NT-proBNP trend, NYHA class log, and the patient's home weight + BP / HR readings (from the patient app or a connected device). A decompensation alert fires when weight gains ≥ 2 kg in 3 days — your inbox + the patient's app both light up.

How does Clio help in cardio?

Two ways. (1) Differential-weighting: a patient with chest pain gets ACS-priority differentials, not GP-style MSK-first. (2) Red-flag prompts: missed troponin, no 12-lead repeat, no statin on a post-MI patient — Clio flags these in the post-consult review before you sign. You can override any flag.

What about anticoagulation reversal / interaction checks?

Built in. When you prescribe DOAC / warfarin / dual antiplatelet, MediSero+ runs an interaction check against the active med list (NSAIDs, certain antibiotics, antifungals) and flags clinically significant interactions inline. Reversal protocols (idarucizumab, andexanet, vitamin K, FFP) are templates you tap when needed.

Try MediSero+ for Cardiology. 14 days, no card.

Calculators, ECG/Echo viewer, post-MI cadences, Clio AI red-flag prompts. Bring one week of patients.

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