What happens when cardiologists have had enough with general EHRs that know nothing about cardiology? They formulate a plan to treat those issues, and here is how they did it with a system they designed from the ground up. Discover the Cardiovascular Suite, including Cardiology EHR & Diagnostics, developed by the heart specialists at Objective Medical Systems.

1. Cardiology is Complicated,
Technology Shouldn’t Be.

2. Built for cardiologists
by cardiologists.
How a group of cardiologists are changing heart care
A few years ago, several frustrated cardiologists discussed the many challenges they and their
patients faced in their industry.
Without a specialized heart database, cardiologists often find themselves spending a lot of
time scanning paperwork and digging through graphs and health records to try to evaluate
a patient’s condition. If a patient had been treated at a different hospital or medical center,
important pieces of their history — prescriptions they had taken, even the outcomes of
surgeries — were sometimes inaccessible altogether.
This meant doctors had no easy way to record and compare heart data, the kind of information
that in the most serious cases can help determine whether a critical prescription or procedure
could save someone’s life.
Those same cardiologists ultimately did what doctors do best -- they figured out an effective
treatment plan to alleviate those issues.
A team of cardiovascular specialists developed EHR software and diagnostic tools to efficiently
manage vital patient information for cardiology practices, ultimately founding Objective
Medical Systems. This niche technology has been able to streamline the work of cardiologists
and reduce human error, as well as save time and money for both the doctors and the patients.
Objective Medical Systems caters to the busy cardiology practice or hospital service line looking
for a cardiovascular information system providing structured reporting across all diagnostic
modalities. In addition, OMS offers a Stage 2 certified electronic health record built from the
groundupforcardiologyspecialists.Bymaintaininganarrowfocusoncardiology,OMSisableto
offer an elaborate, powerful, and user-intuitive solution built for cardiologists by cardiologists.

3. Accurately document procedural findings in
the cath lab.
Efficiently document and report non-invasive
procedures with no dictation, transcription
or free-text typing. (ICAEL, ICANL and ICAVL
compliant)
Quickly review diagnostic studies, labs, allergies,
meds, and clinic schedule.
All patient data represented in this document
is fictitious. No real PHI is being presented.
Single unified platform to document
echocardiogram, myocardial perfusion imaging,
vascular ultrasound, holter, ABI, cardiac
catheterization procedures and more.
Built for cardiologists
by cardiologists.
OMS CARDIOLOGY SUITE

4. Objective Medical Systems provides cardiologists a best in class cardiovascular information
system.
• OMS Cardiology Suite offers comprehensive reporting on a total of 15 cardiovascular
modalities, encompassing both invasive and non-invasive diagnostic tests.
• OMS Cardiology Suite may be used to make your existing clinic or hospital based EHR
much better suited for cardiology.
What is unique about OMS?
OMS was designed from the ground up by practicing cardiologists.
Furthermore,OMSinterfacesdirectlywithmedicaldevices,analyzingthousandsofdiscrete
data elements in the background to provide the physician with actionable intelligence at
the point of care. In turn, OMS creates an ICAEL, ICAVL, and ICANL compliant report for
echo, vascular ultrasound, myocardial perfusion imaging et al., while eliminating dictation,
transcription and free-text typing.
Fig. 1 - Myocardial perfusion imaging report generated by clicking on polar map.
The system receives data from dicom compliant medical devices. Once the data is received by the
OMS, it consults the appropriate reference range of values from its default database and generates
theICANL,ICAELorICAVLcompliantreportinrealtime.Referencerangesmaybecustomizedbased
on client preference.
Nuclear Impression
• This is an abnormal perfusion study.
• This scan is suggestive of moderate risk for future cardiovascular events.
• The left ventricular cavity is noted to be markedly enlarged on the stress study. The
left ventricular ejection fraction was calculated to be 73% and the left ventricular
global function is normal.
• There is evidence of abnormal lung activity in stress studies. There is evidence of
abnormal RV myocardium activity in stress studies.
• Stress ECG is discordant with perfusion study; need clinical correlation.
Overview of OMS CVIS

5. Can you provide more
information on your cardiovascular diagnostic
modules? How does this help my HOSPITAL OR CLINIC?
• OMS eliminates the need to dictate, transcribe or type diagnostic reports.
• By interfacing directly with medical devices, OMS increases efficiency and eliminates
errors caused by manual entry.
• The most efficient, intuitive way to document diagnostic procedures on the market today.
Increase quality and throughput while eliminating frustration.
• CANL, ICAEL and ICAVL compliant.
• 100% intra and inter-modality comparison of diagnostic data.
• Built in capability to capture Appropriate Use Criteria (AUC).
Fig. 2 - Comparative analysis automatically performed across care settings.
Intra-modality comparison (Echocardiogram)
This echocardiogram when compared with the latest echocardiogram-TTE (Heart Clinic) dated 2/26/2013
shows:
1. Ejection fraction remains unchanged (45%).
2. Increased left atrium size from mildly increased to moderately increased is noted in the current study.
3. Mitral valve area by pressure halftime essentially remained unchanged (3.67 cm2
previous study, 3.73
cm2
current study).
All Studies
o Ascending þ Descending
E TTE Heart Hospital 07/21/2014
U CAROTID-US Heart Clinic 02/26/2013
E TTE Heart Clinic 02/26/2013
N MPI Heart Clinic 06/22/2012

6. Fig. 3. - Access diagnostic studies from your iOS device (iPhone, iPad)
OMS MOBILE
The OMS Mobile Platform will allow physicians to review critical patient information directly from an
iOS Device. The capabilities include the review of diagnostic studies, labs, allergies and meds, as well as
the clinic schedule. In addition, the physician will be able to dictate directly into the device, with voice
recognition transcribing the dictation and seamlessly synchronizing with the EHR. Due to the unique
nature of the OMS diagnostic reporting solution, dictation is not necessary for invasive and non-invasive
procedures.

7. 1. TheUIdesignandworkflowisarchitectedbypracticingcardiologistsanddesignedtosupportcardiovascular
outpatient clinic requirements
2. Risk stratification of patients based on cardiovascular risk assessment tools
3. Discrete data based design. More than 4000 discrete data elements from OMS Diagnostics and additional
1000 + data elements from OMS EHR tightly integrated unified database.
4. Cardiovascular studies generated in OMS Cardiovascular diagnostics module can be viewed and signed
off from within OMS EHR
5. IntegrateddatabasewithOMSDiagnosticmodule.Capableofgeneratingclinicaldecisionrulesintegrating
both clinical and diagnostic data elements
6. Clinical Quality Measures (CQM’s) specifically chosen to assist cardiovascular care settings
7. Built in form factors like Templates, Voice dictation, Voice transcription, Text type
8. Integrated with Intelligent Medical Objects ® for ICD-9/10 and CPT codes to assist CPOE. Integrated with
Surescripts ® for eRx, refill requests, Rx history and formulary. Integrated with Nuance 360 voice recognition
to enable seamless dictation and real time transcription. Integrated with Updox ® for direct message
exchange. Integrated with First Databank ® for drug database search
9. OMS iOS app integrated with Nuance. Ability to review the chart, dictate into the chart as well as finalize
reports. (Product being completed)
10. Vendor Neutral API architecture, can service data requests from third party systems through the REST
protocol.
What sets Objective Medical Systems apart from other cardiology
EHR software on the market?
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CARDIOLOGY EHR
NON-INVASIVE
DIAGNOSTICS
INVASIVE
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MOBILITY
Learn about our
Stage 2 certified
electronic health
record, designed
exclusively for
cardiology
Improving
documentation and
compliance while
increasing efficiency
is not a statement we
take lightly. See how
we do it.
Quickly document
even the most
complex cases via
a 3-D rendering of
the heart. See the
next generation of
cardiology software.
Quickly review
the latest patient
information,
including diagnostic
reports, right from
your iOS device.

8. Fig. 5 - Coronary angiography module. Create a report simply by
dragging your mouse on the 3-D image of the heart.
Fig. 4 - Unified reporting list that may be integrated directly with your
existing EHR. No need to continue printing, signing and scanning
diagnostic studies into the patient record.

9. Fig. 7 - Addtional Reporting Modules.
Fig. 6 - Review previous diagnostic studies directly from coronary
angiography report by clicking embedded link.

10. Fig. 9 - Additional Reporting Modules
Fig. 8 - Echocardiography

11. Fig. 10 - Carotid Arterial Ultrasound
Cardiovascular medicine is on the cusp of an exciting transition towards data integration,
analytics and real time patient surveillance.
In 2010, the CDC reported that the total costs of cardiovascular diseases in the United
States were estimated to be $444 billion with the treatment of these diseases accounting
for about $1 of every $6 spent on health care in this country.
Given this huge cost outlay, the information technology sector has to evolve products,
services and delivery models that improve data services and enable physicians to manage
their patient populations with less risk and higher quality at a lower cost.
In a world where medical software is systemically plagued by complexity, OMS is helping
cardiologists take back control. Created by and for cardiologists, allow us to restore your
faith in what’s possible.
“...OMSishelpingcardiologiststakebackcontrol.”

12. Contact Us:
1-855-378-3431
contactus@omscardio.com
Cardiology is Complicated,
Technology Shouldn’t Be.