St. Vincent Hospital picks Merge for enterprise-wide cardiac imaging

| | Health Imaging | Enterprise Imaging
St. Vincent Hospital, a member of the Hospital Sisters Health System in Green Bay, Wis., will implement Merge Healthcare’s  cardiology suite to capture, manage and display cardiac images, as well as hemodynamics and ECG data, across its enterprise.

The Merge Cardiology suite includes Merge Cardio, which integrates patient information from different sources into a centralized web-based system.

Also included in the suite are Merge Hemo, a catheterization laboratory knowledge tool for data collection, analysis and reporting; iConnect Access, a zero-download DICOM image and XDS viewer; and iConnect Share, an Internet-based gateway for image sharing.

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