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Free Screening Gap Analysis for Structural Heart Programs
Your system has already diagnosed eligible TAVR and ablation candidates. The findings sit in echo reports and notes no registry reads. The analysis counts them in your own data.
The problem
You already diagnosed these patients
Severe aortic stenosis in an echo impression. Atrial fibrillation in a discharge note. Findings like these live in free text, so no registry flags them and no one closes the referral loop. The patient comes back through the ED, or gets the procedure at a competing facility 30 to 60 days after discharge. Your team made the diagnosis but your program never saw the patient.
The analysis
Your echoes, read like a structural heart team would read them
One historical extract of echoes, notes, labs, and vitals is all it takes. The analysis reads every record in the sample, free text included, and applies procedural criteria:
- Severe aortic stenosis: aortic valve area, mean gradient, and documented symptoms, surfacing TAVR and SAVR candidates
- Atrial fibrillation: criteria for catheter ablation and Watchman
You get the candidates your program never saw, what those cases are worth, and the echo or note behind each one.
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Illustrative output. The figures shown are examples; your report reflects your own data.
See what your program is missing
Free, no purchase commitment, and you keep the findings either way. If the gaps are material, we’ll show your team how Scout closes them going forward.
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- Patel MP, Schettini P, O'Leary CP, Bosworth HB, Anderson JB, Shah KP. Closing the referral loop: an analysis of primary care referrals to specialists in a large health system. Journal of General Internal Medicine. 2018;33(5):715–721. doi:10.1007/s11606-018-4392-z
