Over 50's
The prevalence of atrial fibrillation (AF) in Australia is a significant health concern.
As of 2021, it is estimated that approximately 2.2% of the general population, more than 500,000 people, are affected by AF.
AF is more common in older age groups, with about 5.4% of Australians aged 55 and over having AF.
Atrial Fibrillation causes 30% of Strokes.
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Over 50's
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In-consult and remote patient monitoring
Supporting patients and clinicians
BiosignalsDx offers two recording modalities: point-of-care, completed within the consultation, and RPM, a 7 to 30 day remote monitoring period. Where a clinician has ordered repeat recordings, from either modality, mapdx™ applies longitudinal context analysis, reviewing each result against the patient's own history. Structured reports are returned to the clinician.
Point-of-care ECG assessment
A complete cardiac assessment report delivered to the GP before the patient leaves the room. No referral delay. No additional appointment. Initiated within the existing consultation.
Remote Patient Monitoring
Extended remote cardiac monitoring for patients requiring assessment over time. A supervising cardiologist reviews the full record and finalises the report before it is returned to the referring GP.
*On-body strap currently in-development
mapdx™ is the platorm behind every ecgme® recording. A single reading is reviewed on its own. Where a clinician has ordered repeat recordings, whether across point-of-care visits or an RPM period, mapdx™ applies longitudinal context analysis, comparing each result against the patient's own history. A structured report is returned to the referring clinician, with cardiologist review before RPM reports are finalised. Currently completing integration with Best Practice Software.