Identify
Understand the patient, symptoms, history and cardiovascular risk.
Begin at a familiar local facility. An assessment guides the next step: appropriate tests, expert interpretation and support to reach care.
Each stage has a defined purpose, responsible clinical team and documented next step.
Assess need and agree the right next step.
Complete testing when clinically indicated.
Connect completed studies to clinical expertise.
Act on the assessment and any test findings.
Record completion and follow-up status.
When testing is indicatedAssessment connects to diagnostics, expert interpretation and clinical action.
When testing is not indicatedThe patient continues to appropriate guidance, clinical care or routine follow-up.
The clinician determines the next step. Closure records whether it happened, including incomplete or unknown outcomes; it does not mean the condition has resolved.
Identify cardiovascular risk and determine what should happen next.
Bring appropriate testing closer to the patient.
Connect diagnostic studies to HeartLINK+’s specialist ecosystem.
Turn diagnostic findings into appropriate clinical action.
Stay connected after the report.
HeartLINK+ begins before the diagnostic decision—and stays with the patient beyond the report.
Understand the patient, symptoms, history and cardiovascular risk.
Determine the appropriate diagnostic evaluation, urgency and next clinical step.
Bring diagnostics, experts, local clinicians and follow-up together.
The care team explains the assessment, confirms identity and records consent before information is collected or shared.
A trained team member records the information needed for the next decision. The full Access solution includes symptoms, history, vital signs, cardiac findings and H-TRIAGE™. A clinician-referred study can use minimum intake with the indication and next step already defined.
When the patient enters through a full Access assessment, H-TRIAGE™ supports risk classification, diagnostic selection and escalation. A qualified local clinician retains responsibility for decisions.
The assessment and clinical decision guide ECG, focused cardiac ultrasound or further evaluation. Testing is performed only when clinically indicated; guidance or follow-up may be the appropriate next step without a test.
Cardiologists and qualified experts review studies, provide structured reports and communicate recommendations to the local team.
The local physician reviews the assessment and any available reports, then determines guidance, treatment, further evaluation or referral.
The care team coordinates referral, tracks completion and records whether the patient reached the recommended next stage of care.
| Risk classification | Public explanation |
|---|---|
| Lower risk | Guidance and routine follow-up according to the patient’s needs. |
| Intermediate risk | Additional diagnostic evaluation or physician review may be recommended. |
| Higher risk | Prioritized clinical review, diagnostic evaluation and escalation when necessary. |
| Critical finding | The agreed urgent-notification and escalation pathway is activated. |
Risk classification supports care decisions. It does not replace clinical judgment or independently establish a diagnosis.
Existing facilities and professionals connected through shared workflows, clinical expertise and coordination.
A familiar place to begin.
Pharmacies, clinics and health centres provide structured assessment, consent, vital signs, digital auscultation and H-TRIAGE™, with a defined next step.
Essential diagnostics closer to the patient.
Facilities confirm the indication, acquire ECG or echocardiography studies, assess quality and connect them to experts.
Specialist expertise across locations.
Cardiologists and qualified experts provide structured interpretation, recommendations, escalation and quality review as part of the HeartLINK+ ecosystem.
Local physicians, specialists and referral hospitals provide further evaluation or treatment, with navigation, follow-up and completion tracking.
Clinical information and recommendations move through the network so the patient does not have to navigate every connection alone.
Local teams, diagnostics and cardiologists—connected around the person who needs them.
AI assists assessment, acquisition, analysis and workflow. It does not independently diagnose, prescribe, refer or replace the responsible clinician.
Digital auscultation, risk-information capture and selected diagnostic-assistance tools support trained operators and clinical review.
HeartLINK+ experts interpret diagnostic studies and provide recommendations within the clinical pathway.
Coordination and completion tracking support handoffs. Automated routing and navigation remain in development.
| Participant | Responsibility |
|---|---|
| Patient | Provides consent and participates in evaluation and follow-up. |
| ACCESS team | Conducts structured assessments and supports the next step. |
| Diagnostic operator | Acquires studies according to protocol. |
| HeartLINK+ expert | Interprets studies and provides specialist recommendations. |
| Local physician | Makes final clinical decisions and remains responsible for patient care. |
| Navigator | Coordinates referral and tracks completion. |
| Referral facility | Provides advanced evaluation, treatment and continuing care. |
| Quality team | Monitors competency, study quality, turnaround and pathway performance. |
Qualified clinicians retain decision-making responsibility.
Consent and appropriate information-sharing are agreed for each care arrangement.
Data protectionTraining, competency assessment, standardized acquisition and review support consistent delivery.
The impact of health AI should be measured by what happens to the patient after detection.
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