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Cardiac Completes Certification For HeartCentrix With NextGen

Cardiac Science Corporation, a global leader in advanced cardiac diagnosis, resuscitation, rehabilitation, and informatics products, said it completed certification for its HeartCentrix ECG informatics software with NextGen Healthcare Information Systems. NextGen is a leading developer and provider of computer based practice management and electronic medical record (EMR) systems for medical group practices and healthcare systems.

Featuring the industry's most robust cardiology knowledgebase, the NextGen EMR system is used by more than 1,500 clients nationwide including many leading cardiology practices. These current clients, as well as future clients, will be readily able to take advantage of connectivity to the HeartCentrix informatics software. In addition, the integration will be leveraged through the tens of thousands in Cardiac Science's installed base of customers.

Designed to integrate seamlessly EMR and other information systems, HeartCentrix solutions help streamline workflow in multiple health care environments. HeartCentrix which enables seamless data transfer from Burdick and Quinton electrocardiograph (ECG) devices, cardiac stress, and Holter monitoring devices to physician EMR software can be installed with a new NextGen EMR implementation, or just as easily into an existing NextGen account.

Tony Titus, vice president, marketing, Cardiac Science, said, "HeartCentrix and NextGen recently began deployment for their first joint installation, a multi site cardiology practice of more than 60 physicians. Pairing HeartCentrix with NextGen connects diagnostic devices and EMR systems together for officewide efficiencies, and a greater ROI on the EMR investment."

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