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Cleveland Clinic, Microsoft project: Home health tracks chronic conditions better

Industry News | Wednesday, March 03 2010
 

Cleveland Clinic adopts On-X LTI Technologies' heart valve tool

Contracts & Installations | Friday, December 11 2009
 

JAMA: Recommended treatment for heart failure often underused

Clinical Studies | Friday, October 16 2009
 

Baptist Health expands cardiac, thoracic group

Industry News | Wednesday, August 12 2009
 

JACC: Heart failure - Women vs. men

Clinical Studies | Monday, July 27 2009
 

FEATURE: Laser lead extraction can be safe, effective—with experienced operators

Top Stories | Wednesday, May 13 2009
 

Electrophysiology Roundtable Forum: A Candid Conversation About Profits, Procedures and Patients

Cover Story | Friday, January 09 2009
Written by C.P. Kaiser
 

Cardiac devices, therapies make Cleveland Clinic 2009 Top 10 list

Industry News | Thursday, November 20 2008
 

GSK blasts Senate report, defends Avandia research

Top Stories | Wednesday, March 03 2010
 

Feature: Bhatt questions PCI volume as surrogate for hospital quality

Top Stories | Tuesday, December 08 2009
Written by Kaitlyn Dmyterko
 

ASNC: Pharmacologic stress agent well-tolerated for MPI

Industry News | Tuesday, October 06 2009
 

SCCT announces winners of Young Investigator Award

Industry News | Thursday, August 06 2009
 

JAMA: PFO repair when incidentally discovered during surgery does not have clear benefit

Clinical Studies | Tuesday, July 14 2009
 

Stanford to disclose physician payments starting at 5K

Top Stories | Wednesday, April 08 2009
 

Physician bios at Cleveland Clinic include financial ties to industry

Top Stories | Thursday, December 04 2008
 

Cleveland Clinic shuns Boston Scientific Taxus as stent market broadens

Industry News | Tuesday, August 12 2008
 


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Commentary: Atrial fibrillation strikes an electrophysiologist

 Middle age introduces itself in many ways; one is atrial fibrillation (AF). My onset of AF seems to have coincided with a mountain bike accident in the woods of North Carolina that resulted in some cracked ribs.

AHRQ: Health IT could be disruptive while reducing rehospitalization rates, costs

 The use of health IT to reduce rehospitalizations will be welcome but also disruptive, said Stephen Jencks, an independent consultant in healthcare safety during a Feb. 24 webinar on the potential use of health IT to mitigate rehospitalizations, sponsored by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ).