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We are #CardioOne! Elevating independent cardiologists and their practices to reach new heights.

Work-related stress isn’t just a mental burden—it can also take a serious toll on your heart. A recent study published in the Journal of the American Heart Association found that adults with high job strain and effort-reward imbalance were 97% more likely to develop atrial fibrillation (AFib). High job strain alone increased AFib risk by 83%, and effort-reward imbalance alone by 44%. Recognizing and addressing workplace stressors could be key to reducing your risk of this dangerous heart condition. Protect your heart by managing stress and focusing on your well-being.

Exciting news for cardiologists! We have partnered with CardioOne to bring cardiology-specific ambient AI to practices across the CardioOne network. This partnership empowers cardiologists with AI technology that understands cardiology - the workflow, the terminology, the clinicians' needs. The custom AI model automatically documents key elements of cardiology notes, including specialized HPI and ICD-10 codes. The result? Less time charting, more meaningful patient interactions. Initial rollout at Cardiovascular Specialists of New England has 100% adoption, with clinicians using DeepScribe in nearly 3 of 4 patient visits on average. What does this partnership mean for your cardiology practice? Find out. Learn about the CardioOne mission and this collaboration in today's press release. https://lnkd.in/erZywtA5 #AmbientAI #Cardiology #providerwellbeing #valuebasedcare #specialtycare

We’re excited to be attending the TCACC Annual Meeting in Irving, Texas, next weekend! Don’t miss out on valuable networking and insights into the latest innovations in cardiology. Swing by our booth to learn more about how CardioOne is redefining what it means to be an independent cardiologist.

We’re heading to CV Transforum next week! Join us as we connect with cardiovascular leaders to explore the latest in practice innovation. Stop by our booth to discover how CardioOne is shaping the future of independent cardiology practices. See you there!

Join us tomorrow for our Redefining Independence: Sharing the Independent Practice Perspective webinar! ??? TOMORROW, October 8 ? 1 - 2 PM ET ?? Register Now: https://hubs.li/Q02SqJ_w0 CardioOne Key discussion topics will include: ?? The decision to maintain independence ?? Benefits of private practice ?? Impact of larger networks on care delivery ?? How private equity is reshaping the field #PrivatePractice #IndependentPhysicians #HealthcareInnovation #CardioOne #CardiologyWebinar #HealthcareLeadership

The future of independent practice is a critical conversation in today’s healthcare landscape. Join us and MedAxiom for a live webinar tomorrow, October 8th, where expert speakers will discuss their personal experiences maintaining private practice independence. You’ll hear about the key challenges they face, the benefits of staying independent, and how private equity is influencing the future of cardiology practices. This webinar is open to all, including non-MedAxiom members—register as a “guest” to secure your spot! https://lnkd.in/ejdvZ-D3 Webinar Details: Redefining Independence: Sharing the Independent Practice Perspective October 8, 2024 | 1:00 PM EST Don’t miss this important discussion!

A study published in Stroke shows that high-intensity interval training (HIIT) significantly improves cardiovascular recovery in stroke survivors, with results showing twice the improvement compared to moderate exercise. Over 12 weeks, participants in the HIIT group experienced lasting benefits that continued even at an 8-week follow-up. While these findings are promising, HIIT should be carefully adapted to each patient’s needs, and further research is necessary to explore its broader use.

October is National Sudden Cardiac Arrest Awareness Month, focusing on the serious and life-threatening nature of sudden cardiac arrest (SCA). SCA occurs when the heart suddenly stops beating due to an electrical malfunction, affecting people of all ages and claiming over 350,000 lives each year. Recognizing the symptoms and acting quickly is crucial: call 911, start CPR with chest compressions at 100-120 per minute, and use a defibrillator if available. This month, let’s raise awareness, learn the signs, and be prepared to respond in an emergency.

A more measured approach to noncompete clauses can be fair to physicians and provider organizations, and also serve patients better. Find out what our CEO & Co-Founder Jasen Gundersen MD, MBA thinks are the four key elements for a policy on noncompetes that will work for healthcare. https://lnkd.in/dzMU9XXJ