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THE SECRET

to making AI work for physicians

Brandon A. McCutcheon, MD Neurosurgeon in Residency at the Mayo Clinic CEO and Co-Founder of Phraze

If you are a physician or know a physician or have ever visited one, chances are you have probably heard them complain about technology in health care. More to the point, they are likely to be complaining about the one piece of technology that affects their lives minute-tominute: the electronic health record (EHR). To get a sense of how central EHRs are to our daily routines, consider that physicians now spend more time in the EHR than they do seeing patients (6 hours of an average 11-hour work day). And while it is easy to write them off as luddites unable to adapt to new technology, an important study by the RAND organization noted that physicians approve of EHRs in principle and see the potential for the technology to improve the delivery of clinical care. So where is the disconnect between the vision that physicians see for the EHR and its implementation in clinical practice? Instead of being a tool to facilitate communication and coordination, the EHR has become an additional burden. Common critiques include that fact that EHR technology interferes with face-to-face patientphysician communication (this has become the aptly named “screen between”), has significantly increased the 4

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amount of time physicians spend performing data entry and clerical duties (and in some cases, has created brand new administrative tasks), and is associated with poor user experience. It all feels as if the physician is working for the EHR rather than the other way around. The changes physicians have had to make to clinical practice because of the EHR have had profound impacts. For example, EHRs have been identified as the #1 reason for physician burnout. This is particularly problematic given that one study demonstrated over half of all physicians are suffering from professional burnout. What’s more, physicians who were dissatisfied with their EHR and clerical burden were also more likely to have plans of leaving clinical practice. This adds to ongoing concerns of an impending physician workforce shortage. How have physicians responded? Medical scribes have emerged as one solution. Medical scribes follow the physician into the exam room where they observe the interaction and subsequently draft up the physician’s documentation. While scribes are a great way to alleviate some of the EHR burden, they are not without limitations: scribes can be unaffordable for some providers

(approximately $35,000 per year), require initial generalized training, need additional ramp-up time to learn the preferences of a specific physician, and are subject to turnover. Another approach has included retraining existing medical personnel such as clinic nurses or medical assistants to assist the physician with clerical duties. The challenge is both of these approaches involve mobilizing additional human resources to make up for the shortcoming of technology. Instead of creating more efficiencies and reducing human clerical burden, we continue to come up with creative workflow “hacks” for working around the EHR rather than improving it. Technology is supposed to be an efficiency gainer. It is supposed to increase the productivity of the existing human workforce. Most sectors worry that technology will put humans out of work. With that said, skeptics may rightfully question the notion of improving technology with … more technology. However, the problem is not technology itself but rather the way it is envisioned, designed, and implemented into clinical practice. Tools such as artificial intelligence (AI) and natural language processing (NLP) offer exciting opportunities to improve upon the existing healthcare IT environment. And If three easy steps are followed in implementing these tools, we can make an important leap from our current status quo to a future where technology integrates seamlessly into the clinical workflow. First, the creators of technology must take a problemoriented approach. Notice that above I mention “tools such as artificial intelligence (AI) and natural language processing (NLP).” That is because these should be seen as solutions to a specific problem rather than just another technology we should squeeze into the clinical workflow. Therefore, by viewing AI and NLP as one of perhaps many tools we can mobilize to solve the problem of excessive data entry and clerical duties for physicians, we are more likely to succeed in creating value for physicians and building a product that they actually love (rather than the ones they currently lament). Second, we must include physicians in the solution creation process. Good entrepreneurs refer to this as

customer discovery and would not dream of launching an initial product without getting extensive feedback from the end user. We must see the problem we are solving through the eyes of the physician. How do they understand it? How does it impact their workflow? Where are the greatest opportunities for improvement? By attempting to see the problem through their lens, we are able to build solutions with the right combination of features that physicians will actually want. Third, we must see “Therefore, by viewing AI and the problems as NLP as one of perhaps many more than just tools we can mobilize to solve equations to be the problem of excessive data solved. With AI and entry and clerical duties for NLP, there is the physicians, we are more likely to tendency to think succeed in creating value for that all that is physicians and building a needed is more data product that they actually love.” and a better Dr. Brandon A. McCutcheon performing algorithm. While adequate performance is undoubtedly necessary, it is not sufficient. The challenge with making AI work for clinicians is as much one of packaging it into an intuitive design and an enjoyable user interface (UI)/ user experience (UX) as it is about enhancing performance. The best performing model is not much good if the physician hates the way it looks and feels; or worse, if it adds additional time to their workflow. The EHR we have today does not have to be the one we have tomorrow. Efficient and enjoyable clinical practice is possible. A future where doctors spend more time with their patients than they do with the EHR is achievable. It just requires a problem-oriented approach, end-user engagement, attention to the clinical workflow, and beautiful design. Brandon A. McCutcheon, MD; Chief Executive Officer: Brandon is a neurosurgeon in residency at the Mayo Clinic with a passion for data science and novel analytic methods. He is enthusiastic about tackling large-scale, high-impact problems. Brandon has founded and led a prior healthcare IT startup in addition to publishing over 40 peer-reviewed scientific manuscripts in clinical data science and machine learning.

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Reliable Detection of Strep A, Flu A, Flu B and RSV From Cepheid

Cepheid’s GeneXpert Xpress® brings standardized molecular testing to any healthcare setting. Employing the highly accurate and easy to use lab in a cartridge technology in every GeneXpert system, the GeneXpert Xpress® is a true on-demand walkaway testing system that provides accurate and reliable detection of Strep A, Flu A, Flu B and RSV. Two or four-module configurations save valuable bench space and reduce the need for multiple testing platforms.

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The RX daytona+ From Randox

A bench-top, fully automated, random-access chemistry analyzer, providing routine and specialized testing with emergency STAT sampling functionality. Demonstrating unparalleled versatility, the RX daytona+ combines robust hardware and intuitive software with the world-class RX series test menu, including specific proteins, lipids, therapeutic drugs, drugs of abuse, antioxidants and diabetes testing. The RX daytona+ ensures unrivalled precision, reliability and accuracy for results you can trust.

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It's flu season. Which test are you using?

Simplify workflow, results and patient management. The CLIA-Waived BD Veritor™ Plus System for Rapid Detection of Flu A+B simplifies workflow and provides clear and quick results for appropriate patient management within the same visit. • One button functionality, easy to use and implement • Unambiguous digital flu result in under 11 minutes* • Demonstrated performance compared to molecular tests1 • Low cost of ownership

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Full featured, entry-level exam table design. The Brewer Basic Exam Table features a pneumatic cylinder, seamless upholstery, and the largest storage capacity available. We invite you to compare features, price, warranty and you will find the Brewer Basic Exam Table is clearly the best entry level exam table available.

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CLIA-Waived BioFire® FilmArray® Respiratory Panel (RP) EZ From BioFire

The BioFire RP EZ accurately detects and identifies 14 viral and bacterial pathogens—not just Flu A and Flu B— so you can provide your patients with the right treatment, the first time. The test is easy and can be performed right in your office or clinic, with results in about an hour. The BioFire RP EZ is designed to run on a single computer/ instrument configuration (EZ Configuration) of the BioFire® FilmArray® 2.0 System.

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Sysmex XN-L™ Series Automated Hematology Analyzers From Sysmex

Now lower volume customers can enjoy the same capabilities in CBC testing as larger hospitals and reference labs. Enhanced clinical value is standard and optional licenses for reticulocyte or body fluid testing are available. The XN-L analyzers are the first to feature BeyondCareSM Quality Monitor, an innovative, web-based QC and calibration management program.

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The FDA Approved, Strawberry Laser Lipo is a ground-breaking treatment offering non-invasive, instant inch loss results to the Abdomen, Hips, Thighs, Arms, Back Fat, Buttocks, Male Chest and Knees, without any pain or downtime. The clinically proven, noninvasive laser treatment penetrates the skin to selectively target the fat cells underneath, leaving blood vessels, nerves and other tissue undisturbed. Only $24,750 and 0% in-house no credit check financing.

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Effective Inhaler Training & Asthma/COPD Monitoring

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Introducing the unique Vitalograph AIM™ (Aerosol Inhalation Monitor) designed to assist in training subjects to use their inhaler correctly. Mastery of the correct technique will support more accurate drug delivery and good patient compliance, resulting in better disease management and fewer visits to medical professionals. The device, which is reimbursable under CPT code 94664, provides visible feedback to the patient on the airway or lung location that the inhaled drug would have been deposited had it been an actual drug treatment. The techniques for inhalation are guided by audible tones and colorful graphics, and are preset to the inhalation protocols for metered dose inhalers, MDI with a spacer and dry powder inhalers. Pair this device with either an asma-1 home asthma FEV1 and PEF monitor or the copd-6 screener for COPD GOLD status, and you will have the ideal tool set for care of your fragile lung patients.

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Hematology Testing Made Easy From Sysmex

Designed for labs testing up to 25 samples per day, the Sysmex pocH-100i™ has the smallest footprint of any analyzer on the market. The instrument requires only 15µL of whole blood for reporting of 17 clinical parameters, including a 3-part WBC Differential. It is ideal for urgent care, physician office lab, small clinic, or any outpatient setting where a point of care CBC is needed.

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From MedPod

With the ability to deploy into a medical office in less than 2 minutes, MobileDoc is the ultimate portable practice. Revolutionary in its compact and mobile design, MobileDoc integrates best-in-class professional medicalgrade devices with state-of-the-art HD video and EHR connectivity. Physicians can provide care remotely that is on par or better than a face-toface visit, including conducting basic exams, checking vitals, and performing specialty testing—shattering the boundaries of traditional care.

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Lab-Accurate Results for ACR and HbA1c From Abbott

With its compact size and panel of tests, the Afinion 2 system is ideal for point-of-care testing in physician offices, clinics, community health centers and hospital out-patient clinics. From just a small urine or fingerstick whole blood sample, lab-accurate results for ACR and HbA1c are made available during the consultation.

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Brewer’s Flex™ Access Exam Table #5813

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Step up to power table performance for less with Brewer’s Flex™ Access Exam Table. Industry-leading 700-lb. patient weight capacity, unique safety features and unmatched ergonomic patient access maximize your clinical efficiency and ROI. A streamlined footprint and optional upgrades like safety grab bars, stirrups, and passthrough work surface provide ultimate flexibility for your practice.

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Nail it with one swab. Syndromic respiratory infection testing now CLIA-waived The BioFire® FilmArray® Respiratory Panel (RP) EZ uses a molecular syndromic approach to accurately detect and identify a wide range of pathogens—not just Flu A and B. As a healthcare provider, this means your patients can receive the right treatment the first time, potentially leading to higher patient satisfaction and lower costs. And as the name implies, it’s easy and can be performed right in your office or clinic.1 1 test. 14 respiratory pathogens. All in about an hour.

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INTERPERSONAL MEDICINE ALREADY EXISTS:

IT’S CALLED FAMILY MEDICINE

Kenneth Lin, MD, MPH Board-certified Family Physician and Public Health professional practicing in the Washington, DC area

A commentary in the New England Journal of Medicine titled “Beyond Evidence-Based Medicine” received much well-deserved criticism for not only mischaracterizing EBM, but advocating for a novel approach, “interpersonal medicine,” that was explicitly codified in the recognition of the U.S. specialty of family practice nearly 50 years ago. Here’s what the authors wrote about this practice of medicine that is, apparently, new to them but well-known to the rest of us: Interpersonal medicine would recognize clinicians’ influence on patients and informal caregivers and the relationships among them. It would be anchored in longitudinal, multidirectional communication; broach social and behavioral factors; require coordination of the care team; and, constantly evaluate and iterate its own approach. After reading these sentences via a tweet from Dr. Eric Topol, I quickly added my perspective on interpersonal medicine, which, judged by the volume of likes and retweets, was greeted enthusiastically by other primary care clinicians and their allies: It was one of the few times in recent memory that other physicians were eager to jump on the #FMRevolution bandwagon, as geriatricians, general 14

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internists, and general pediatricians tweeted that their generalist fields provide interpersonal medicine too. I agree. But I draw the line there. No matter how excellent one’s beside manner, a subspecialist whose job description revolves around treating a specific a body part, organ system, or disease state, or intermittent contacts during specific periods of illness (e.g., emergency medicine, hospitalists) is not using the generalist approach described by longtime Annals of Family Medicine editor Kurt Stange in a 2009 editorial: A generalist approach involves working on the parts while paying attention to the whole; being connected by sustaining relationships; having a broad base of knowledge while being grounded in specific information; scanning and prioritizing, then focusing on what is most meaningful; moving back and forth between the universal and the particular. The generalist approach is rooted in recognizing connection to person, community, and cosmos. The skills of generalist physicians — and family physicians in particular — have long been devalued by our health system’s mechanisms of measuring and paying for clinical work in discrete tasks, rather than for caring for the whole person. The movement toward “paying for

performance” has not helped. As Dr. Dhruv Khullar and colleagues observed in a recent JAMA Viewpoint, “because these programs are disconnected from the needs of patients and physicians within organizations, they often result in erroneous metrics, gaming of the system, and unidirectional assessments that emphasize meeting thresholds over open dialogue.” In other words, never mind that I carefully reviewed with my 65-year-old patient of the past 5 years with a recent blood pressure of 145/92 the pros and cons of intensifying his medication regimen, the limitations of the evidence, and his personal values and preferences; 140/90 is my practice’s non-negotiable cutoff for poor quality. This is hardly surprising, since quality management has rarely accounted for what makes a difference to patients in primary care – particularly, as Dr. Justin Mutter and colleagues suggested in “Core Principles to Improve Primary Care Quality Management,” prioritizing therapeutic relationships over time. Reflecting on changes in the role of the personal physician since the dawn of the specialty, a group of senior leaders in academic family medicine has observed:

We have watched our patients age with us. They beg us not to retire. For our patients, we are caregivers, healers, advisors, friends, and navigators through a complex system. Our patients are admirable human beings who taught us our craft, offering clinical challenges and providing us with the gratification that makes

practicing medicine worthwhile. A principal challenge for the present and future … is to be able to establish and maintain the long-term trusting relationships that have characterized family doctors and our role in health systems and society. In a similar ode to continuity of care, Dr. Adam Cifu, a general internist who has cared for the same patient panel for more “The skills of generalist physicians than 20 —and family physicians in particular years, wrote in JAMA Internal —have long been devalued by our Medicine: “In our health system’s mechanisms of own practices and measuring and paying for clinical in our roles work in discrete tasks, rather than for caring for the whole person. The engineering health care systems, we movement toward “paying for should prioritize performance” has not helped.” the maintenance of Dr. Kenneth Lin these relationships. We are losing much more than easy clinic days as we forsake long-term physician-patient relationships.” This assertion not merely anecdotal, but supported by evidence: a recent analysis of Medicare data by Dr. Andrew Bazemore and others at the Robert Graham Center found that higher primary care physician continuity is associated with lower costs and hospitalizations. At the same time, one of my colleagues notes that insurers are paying five times as much for patients to have a video or telephone visit with a “teladoc” than with their family physician. Enough with interpersonal medicine! EBM is not the problem, and it never has been. Rather, the patient experience in the U.S. will not improve without first recognizing that family physicians and other generalists have expertise in whole person care, grounded in longterm therapeutic relationships. Then, policymakers must create conditions that support providing generalist care from the continuum of medical training through clinical practice. Dr. Kenneth Lin is board-certified Family Physician and Public Health professional practicing in the Washington, DC area. He is also Deputy Editor of the journal American Family Physician and teaches family and preventive medicine and population health at Georgetown University School of Medicine, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, and Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health.

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Optimize Productivity and Expand your Practice From MedPod

The Medpod Medical Cart optimizes productivity and load balancing by enabling access to remote physicians during high volume periods or to reach lowdensity populations. Medpod’s proprietary software integrates with a wide range of professional medical devices and gives the remote provider control of the devices to conduct an examination that is on par with a face-to-face visit. Patient images, audio and data can be captured, annotated, tagged and uploaded in realtime or stored and forwarded into the EHR by either remote or local provider.

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Ideal System for Low-to-Moderate Volume Laboratories From Sekisui Diagnostics

The SK™500 chemistry instrument and SEKURE Reagents offer an ideal system for low-to-moderate volume laboratories seeking exceptional throughput with minimal use of space and water. The SK500 is a compact and efficient instrument with a full menu of reagents specifically designed for and packaged for the system

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CELL-DYN Emerald Hematology Analyzer From Abbott

CELL-DYN Emerald is a 3-part differential hematology analyzer that offers high performance in an affordable, compact design that provides reliable and accurate patient results every time. As a smaller operating laboratory, you need a solution that offers reliable results. CELL-DYN Emerald provides results in under 65 seconds. CELL-DYN Emerald’s small size, simple touch screen software and reliability offer an easy-to-use, truly compact table/bench top instrument for easy performance in your laboratory.

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Bionet CardioCare 2000: $1,255.00 Schiller AT-2 Plus: $2,275.00* *add Spirometry: $1,000.00 Burdick ELI 250c: $3,188.00 Welch Allyn CP150 w/ Interp: $3,258.00

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Drugs of Abuse Testing and Routine Chemistry Panels on a Single Analyzer

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From Carolina Liquid Chemistries

Carolina Liquid Chemistries Corp. announces the successful launch of Medica Corporation’s high-speed benchtop analyzer, the EasyRA®. The updated analyzer now operates at a photometric rate of up to 240 tests per hour or up to 480 tests per hour with ISE. The EasyRA urine drug screening and general chemistry reagents are CLIA categorized as moderately complex. This all-in-one system allows clinical laboratories to screen for drugs of abuse in urine while also allowing healthcare providers to assess routine chemistry panels on a single analyzer.

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Cost-Effective AI Medical Scribe #5833

From Phraze

Are you frustrated with spending more time writing notes than seeing patients? Has the EHR become a “screen between” you and your patients? Are you interested in having a medical scribe, but find that the cost is prohibitive? Phraze’s is a cost-effective AI Medical Scribe software that analyzes the conversation between you and your patient. It then automatically produces a clinical note that is as beautiful as it is intelligent: saving you time and improving your connection to patients.

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H2 Check – Breath Hydrogen Monitor From MicroDirect

Micro Direct is pleased to offer the H2 Check breath hydrogen monitor for simple screening of lactose or other sugar malabsorption, bacterial overgrowth and the measurement of intestinal transit time. The H2 Check provides a fast and easy-to-read display of expired Hydrogen levels in ppm. Exhaling slowly through the H2 Check is all that is required to obtain a measurement.

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Self-contained Diagnostic Workstation From Vitalograph

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Vitalograph introduces the Compact Expert diagnostic workstation. The device is a full touch-screen based medical workstation, which comes equipped with Vitalograph’s flagship Pneumotrac spirometer. This accurate, robust and linear Fleisch pneumotach produces over 50 spirometry parameters, automatically stores all test data, calibration data and clinical audit trail data in a secure network capable SQL Server database. An intuitive user interface enhances the routine workflow in most practices, allowing quick patient throughput. Beyond spirometry, it is a desktop testing station for ECG, Pulse Oximetry, Weight , COPD assessment, and Blood Pressure measurements.

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#5838

From Routine To Specific Tests, Perform Them All On A Single System From HORIBA Medical

The Pentra C400 is an extremely compact Clinical Chemistry benchtop analyzer. From routine to specific tests, it can perform them all on a single system. It can run up to 420 tests per hour with ISE module. Its automation and continuous loading provides enhanced productivity in a user-friendly environment.

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#5839

Now It’s More Than Just A Blood Test From Sysmex

With its simplified operation, the Sysmex XP-300™ is ideal for clinics and physician office labs. It provides a CBC with 17 different parameters, including a 3-part WBC Differential. The XP-300+M combines the accuracy and reliability of a Sysmex CBC with the agility of Medicus Middleware. Features include EMR connectivity, instrument interfaces and a QC module.

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A better way.

They’re Here Flu, RSV, Strep. Be Ready.

With confirmatory molecular results,

Cepheid’s CLIA Waived test menu delivers peace of mind to you and your patients.

#5840

#5841

#5842

Xpert Xpress Flu/RSV

Xpert Xpress Flu

Xpert Xpress Strep A

• One sample. One Cartridge. Three results

• Qualitative, molecular detection and differentiation of influenza A and B

• Accurate, real-time PCR molecular testing for Group A Strep

• Qualitative, molecular detection and differentiation of influenza A, influenza B and RSV

• Sample types include nasal swab and nasopharyngeal swab

• Internal QC in each cartridge

• Room Temperature reagent storage

• No confirmation required for negative results*

• Sample types include Nasal swab and Nasopharyngeal swab

For more information, call (888) 256-6990 For in vitro diagnostic use. * No culture confirmation required for negative results unless clinical symptoms persist, or there is an outbreak of acute rheumatic fever (ARF). 904 Caribbean Drive | Sunnyvale, CA 94089 USA | TOLL FREE +1.888.336.2743 | PHONE +1.408.541.4191 | FAX +1.408.541.4192 | www.cepheid.com

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Accutest pH® Phenaphthazine Paper

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From Jant Pharmacal

Test papers give instant, easy-to-read results, with clear, bright matches at 0.5 intervals from pH 4.5 to 7.5. Color charts are lab-tested for precision accuracy. Made in the U.S.A. with state-of-the-art materials. An FDA-listed medical test product, used in hospitals and doctor’s offices around the world. Economical – approximately 100 tests/roll. Widely used in hospitals and doctors’ offices to detect the presence of amniotic fluid in vaginal secretions during late-term pregnancy, a sign of premature amniotic sac rupture.

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Micros ES60 From HORIBA Medical

The Micros ES60 is an easy to use tabletop hematology analyzer. It combines the reliability of the current Micros 60 with the latest Linux based operating system utilizing a large color touch screen user interface. The Micros ES60’s Zero Maintenance concept provides unparalleled user convenience monitoring all aspects of instrument operations and provides real time status updates for the user.

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#5845

BioFire® FilmArray® Torch From BioFire

The BioFire® FilmArray® Torch is a fully integrated, random, and continuous access system designed to meet your laboratory’s syndromic infectious disease testing needs. The BioFire Torch offers a radically reduced benchtop footprint, saving precious space in the lab, and its scalability meets high throughput demands. BioFire® FilmArray® Link Software automatically uploads patient results. Fully compatible with all CLIA Moderate BioFire® FilmArray® Panels, the BioFire Torch helps you maximize efficiency and productivity.

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Histofreezer

Cryosurgery at point-of-care

years

selling product in the portable cryosurgical market1

as a market leader

Histofreezer® Portable Cryosurgical System is an easy and effective method to treat nine different types of skin lesions including: • • • •

common warts plantar warts genital warts benign skin lesions

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Contact your medical supplier for more information. Portable Cryosurgical System

Clinically proven Patient-friendly Easy-to-use Trusted brand

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Portable, Single Click Operation Spirometer From MicroDirect

The Micro Direct SpiroUSB many features include single click operation of all main functions, full ATS/ERS test quality checks, real time Flow/Volume and Volume/Time traces, a choice of child incentive displays, choice of predicted values, estimated lung age, pre/post bronchodilator comparisons and can be used on multiple PC’s with dongle software protection key. The child incentive display and ATS quality checks ensure maximal results every time. Use with a laptop for true portability.

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Histofreezer® Portable Cryosurgical System From OraSure - Histofreezer

#5848

Histofreezer® Portable Cryosurgical System offers medical professionals an easy and effective method to treat nine different types of skin lesions, including common, plantar and genital warts and other common benign skin lesions. Medical professionals in primary care, internal medicine, podiatry, ob/gyn and dermatology areas of care have either added Histofreezer® to their practice offering or replaced more invasive and less tolerated procedures with Histofreezer®.

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#5374

#5849

Ultra hCG Combo Test From Sekisui Diagnostics

The OSOM® Ultra hCG Combo test is a simple immunoassay for the qualitative detection of human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) in serum or urine for the early confirmation of pregnancy. Internal studies have confirmed that the OSOM® Ultra hCG Combo test does not have a false negative result from hCG variants providing physicians with a higher level of confidence.

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WORRIED ABOUT CREATING ANTIBIOTIC-RESISTANT SUPERBUGS? A CBC with 3-part or 5-part diﬀerential can provide clues to help distinguish between viral and bacterial infections before you decide to treat.

Why invest in laboratory testing? Horiba’s analyzers: • Provide fast and accurate results, allowing you to deliver more decisive patient care. • Increase office efficiency by reducing call-backs to patients with test results • Increase patient satisfaction by eliminating wait time for results and repeat office visits

Micro ES 60 Hematology System 3-part diﬀ

Pentra 60C+ Hematology System 5-part diﬀ

Fast, accurate results in a small footprint

Advanced technology comparable to hospital analyzers

HORIBA Part #5360600241 HS Item # (129-7842) ea.

#5850

HORIBA Part #5300001398 HS Item #(111-3703) ea.

Pentra C400 Chemistry Analyzer Routine to specialty testing in a benchtop analyzer

#5851

HORIBA Part #5300001388 HS Item #(887-0033) ea.

#5852

Get Connected!

Lite

Easy • Patient Data Management

The LiteDM Patient Data Management System: • Provides an aﬀordable way to connect up to four analyzers • Eliminates transcription errors by consolidating results to one report • Streamlines operations by connecting directly to EMR systems

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Contact us at 888-280-1401 mail us at: medical-marketing.US@horiba.com Contact your Horiba Medical Representative for more information • www.horiba.com/us/en/medical

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#5854

Single, Integrated POC Testing Solution

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From Abbott Point of Care

The fully automated i-STAT System offers a broad menu of tests for diagnostic and treatment indicators related to disease state management and clinical practice guidelines. Using just 2 or 3 drops of blood, the system provides time-sensitive tests at the patient’s side in just minutes.

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#5855

Make Laboratory Compliance and Inspection Easier From My Inspection

Make laboratory compliance and inspections easier by changing how you document, save and retrieve all information necessary to meet CLIA and accreditation regulations. With two unique electronic tools My Compliance Manual and MyInspection™ Software, the guesswork and tedious task of interpreting and documenting policy, procedure, forms, charts and logs is over. Your lab will be compliant, have less paper, and be inspection ready.

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#5856

Pronto® Pulse CO-Oximeter® From Masimo

Pronto® Pulse CO-Oximeter® with rainbow® Technology for Noninvasive Spot-Checking of Total Hemoglobin (SpHb®) and SpO2 in a Handheld device. Featuring Masimo SET® Measure-through Motion and Low Perfusion™ Pulse Oximetry Technology: > Helps clinicians monitor more than 100 million patients a year1 > Used by the top 10 U.S. hospitals listed in the 2017-18 U.S. News and World Report Best Hospitals Honor Roll2 1 Estimate: Masimo data on file. 2 http://health.usnews.com/healthcare/best-hospitals/articles/best-hospitals-honor-roll-and-overview

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#5857

ADVANCING BIOCHEMISTRY TESTING WITH RANDOX THIRD PARTY REAGENTS

Extensive range of reagents covering over 100 disease markers with 115 reagents, including Adiponectin, Cystatin C and sLDL Cholesterol

Excellent quality and stability producing accurate and precise results whilst reducing the risk of errors and lowering costs

A wide range of kit sizes including Easy Read and Easy Fit options, helping to improve efficiency and cost savings for your laboratory

Automated applications with specialty assays for 195 of the most common clinical chemistry analyzers

Superior methodologies with excellent correlation against gold standard methods, our reagents come in a wide range of formats and methods for any laboratory size

Not all products are available for diagnostic use in all countries. Contact us for more information. +13047282890 | TOLL FREE 866 472 6369 www.randox.com | reagents@randox.com Randox Laboratories-US Ltd, 515 Industrial Boulevard, Kearneysville, West Virginia, 25430,

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#5858

Pentra XLR From HORIBA Medical

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PRODUCTFOCUS

For laboratories that need a highly reliable hematology analyzer with gold standard technology, the Pentra XLR provides the highest quality of results while delivering process efficiencies with auto-validation, auto rerun, and auto dilutions in a small, compact system. For laboratories that require reticulocytes for better patient care, the Pentra XLR provides a high quality and automated reticulocyte panel, available on a highly reliable hematology analyzer from HORIBA Medical in a cost effective manner.

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Highly Accurate Networked PC-based Spirometry

#5859

From Vitalograph

Vitalograph introduces the new Spirotrac V software coupled with the rugged, accurate Pneumotrac spirometer. This accurate, robust and linear Fleisch pneumotach produces over 50 spirometry parameters, automatically stores all test data, calibration data and clinical audit trail data in a secure network capable SQL Server database. An intuitive user interface enhances the routine workflow in most practices, allowing quick patient throughput. Challenge testing, cough testing and slow vital capacity testing with lung age estimation are all standard features. Beyond spirometry, the Spirotrac V also becomes a platform for a PC-based diagnostic workstation, incorporating a Bluetooth ECG, USB Pulse Oximetry, 6 minute walk test, Bluetooth Weight Scale for COPD / CHF assessment, and automated Blood Pressure measurements.

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#5860

Fully Automated Quantitive Immunoassay Analyzer From Sekisui

The FastPack® IP System is a fully automated quantitative immunoassay analyzer designed for use in the Physician Office laboratory. Utilizing sophisticated chemiluminescence technology, the FastPack® IP System provides the capability to produce complex immunoassay results in 12 minutes or less with a push of a button. Menu includes Vitamin D, Testosterone, TSH, Free T4 PSA and hCG.

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SPIROMETERS TO FIT EVERY NEED... WHY COMPROMISE? #5862 #5863

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#5864 #5865

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Data you can rely on. People you can trust.

Vitalograph has the most complete range of spirometers, all produced with the dedication to quality and durability that has endured for more than half a century. Pneumotrac™ ALPHA™ Spirometer ALPHA Touch In2itive™ micro™ copd-6™

PC based with Spirotrac® V software - compatible with add-on ECG & SpO2 World’s Easiest To Use Spirometer - No PC Required The most flexible Spirometer for use with or without PC Hand held with software integration for ultimate portability Quick and easy, full spirometry that fits in your pocket & under $1,000 Instant Assessment of airway obstruction

Call (800) 255-6626 or email to contact@vitalograph.com and mention this ad to receive a 10% discount*. *valid until March 31, 2019. Vitalograph®, Spirotrac®, ALPHA™, Pneumotrac™, In2itive™, micro™ , and copd-6™ are trademarks or registered trademarks of Vitalograph Ltd.

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HOW GOOGLE

IS QUIETLY INFLUENCING MEDICINE Michael L. Millenson President Health Quality Advisors, LLC

With nearly 80 percent of internet users searching online for health-related information, it’s no wonder the catchphrase “Dr. Google” has caught on, to the delight of many searchers and the dismay of many real doctors. What’s received little attention from physicians or the public is the company’s quiet metamorphosis into a powerhouse focused on the actual practice of medicine. If “data is the new oil,” as the internet meme has it, Google and its Big Tech brethren could become the new OPEC. Search is only the start for Google and its parent company, Alphabet. Their involvement in health care can continue through a doctor’s diagnosis and even into monitoring a patient’s chronic condition for, essentially, forever. (From here on, I’ll use the term Google to include the confusing intertwining of Google and Alphabet units.) Suppose you’re worried that you might have diabetes. Googling “diabetes” brings up not just links but also a boxed summary of relevant information curated by the Mayo Clinic and other Google partners. Google recently deployed an app enabled with artificial intelligence for remote professionals to use that can all but confirm diabetes-related retinopathy, a leading cause of blindness. Diabetes is also a diagnosis your doctor might have predicted using more Google AI applied to the electronic 32

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health record. Meanwhile, a Google joint venture called Onduo recently announced a partnership to allow a major pharmacy chain to use its “virtual diabetes clinic” to coach patients on managing their disease. And, of course, at home you can get daily diabetes reminders from your Google Assistant. Or your doctor could actually be Dr. Google. The brick-and-mortar Cityblock clinic, whose first site opened in Brooklyn, N.Y., earlier this year, is an Alphabet spinoff. It promises a “personalized health system” experience for low-income patients. Other tech companies are also making forays into fields previously reserved for physicians as they compete for a slice of the $3.5 trillion health care pie. Renowned surgeon and author Dr. Atul Gawande was hired to head the still-nascent health care joint venture between Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway, and JPMorgan. Apple recently hired more than 50 physicians to tend its growing health care portfolio. Those efforts include Apple Watch apps to detect irregular heart rhythms and falls, a medical record repository on your iPhone, a genetic risk score for heart disease, and a partnership with medical equipment manufacturer Zimmer Biomet aimed at

improving knee and hip surgery. Google is hiring physicians, too. Its high-profile hires include the former chief executives of the Geisinger Clinic and the Cleveland Clinic. The company’s ambitious health care expansion plans reportedly encompass everything from the management of Parkinson’s disease to selling hardware to providers and insurers. To be clear, I’ve connected the dots among separate Google companies in a way Google might dispute. However, there are some concerns about how and whether any separation of information will be maintained. In November, Bloomberg reported that plans in the United Kingdom to combine an Alphabet subsidiary using artificial intelligence on medical records with the Google search engine were “tripping alarm bells about privacy.” In other words, what’s true about the way in which Google and its tech brethren handle your information today may not remain the way they use that information in the future. Still, even if Google Assistant (or Alexa or Siri or …) tattles to your doctor about your eating takeout tacos in front of the TV, isn’t that OK as long as the information was conveyed with your consent? Shouldn’t we welcome

technologies that could lead to breakthroughs in diagnosing and managing disease? There’s much to be said for that argument. I first wrote about the extraordinary opportunities arising from medicine in the information age more than two decades ago. There’s no question that the imaginative energy, tech savvy and, yes, financial “If “data is the new oil,” as the muscle that internet meme has it, Google and its Big Tech brethren could Google and others become the new OPEC...Their are deploying is involvement in health care can helping transform continue through a doctor’s American diagnosis and even into medicine for the monitoring a patient’s chronic better. condition for, essentially, forever.” Yet if we’re truly Michael Millenson to enter what I’ve called the collaborative health era, the “oil” of information on our everyday lives can’t simply become a raw material controlled and processed by tech companies and others, even if it’s for our own good. When feminists of the 1970s launched the patient empowerment movement, their rallying cry was, “Our bodies, ourselves.” As patients, consumers and, simply, citizens, we should have the right to full transparency about the digitized data collected about our bodies and ourselves. We should be able to choose with whom our information is shared and with whom we wish to engage. Finally, but no less important, we deserve clear standards of accountability that forthrightly address the unprecedented medical and quasi-medical relationships now emerging. It’s time for policymakers to establish new rules that address the new roles being assumed by Dr. Google, Dr. Apple, Dr. Amazon, and others as health care and digital health blend together as one and the same. Michael L. Millenson is president, Health Quality Advisors, LLC and can be reached on his self-=tled site, Michael L. Millenson (millenson.com). This ar=cle originally appeared in STAT News.

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#5867

Silaris™ Influenza A&B Test From Sekisui Diagnostics

A molecular test utilizing polymerase chain reaction (PCR) technology providing accurate results for early diagnosis and proper management of influenza.

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Accurate √ Molecular Results √ State-of-the art microfluidic cassette technology √ PCR test using proprietary OscAR™ Technology Affordable √ Single Test Diagnosis √ Controls in every kit √ Molecular reimbursement (CPT Code 87502) Simple √ Easy to Use √ Compact portable dock with no calibration required √ Room temperature storage

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CLIA-waived for Rapid Detection of Flu A+B From BD Veritor

The CLIA-Waved BD Veritor™ Plus System for rapid detection of Flu A+B, combines speed and accuracy. It provides clear digital results in under 11 minutes and has demonstrated performance compared to molecular tests.[1] It is easy to use and has a low cost of ownership. The BD Veritor ™ Plus System is CLIA-Waved for Flu, RSV and Group A Strep. [1] (BD Veritor System for Rapid Detection of Flu A+B, CLIAwaved kit package insert, 8087667 (14) 2018-06. BD Veritor System for Rapid Detection of Flu A+B, laboratory kit package insert, 8087666 (11) 2017-10., 2018-06.)

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The RX imola From Randox

A fully automated, random access analyzer with STAT sampling functionality; boosting productivity and saving time when it matters most. Developed for medium-high throughput laboratories, the RX imola provides comprehensive testing with the world-class RX series test menu, including specific proteins, lipids, therapeutic drugs, drugs of abuse, antioxidants and diabetes testing. The RX imola: A cost-effective system that delivers consistent high quality results with a small footprint.

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#5875

The Brewer Century Series Stool From Brewer

Has a pneumatic height adjustment, 16" wide, 4" thick polyfoam seat cushion, and five-leg 23" brushed aluminum accent base. Optional adjustable 18" chrome footing. Optional adjustable contoured backrest with black plastic shroud.

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#5876

CLIA-Waived Comprehensive Metabolic Panel From Abbott Point of Care

The Piccolo Xpress™ point-of-care chemistry analyzer delivers comprehensive CLIA waived diagnostics to Physician Offices. In 3 easy steps, the Piccolo provides lab-accurate results in minutes from a menu of 29 general chemistry tests, including lipids, liver, kidney, metabolic and other specialty functions. By using only 100 microliters of whole blood, serum or plasma - physicians can make confident treatment decisions faster, thereby increasing the efficiency, throughput and capacity of their practice, while also increasing revenue and ensuring patient satisfaction.

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Memory Loss Biomarkers to Aid in Diagnosis in Primary Care Practices From Evoke Neuroscience

The eVox® System is an FDA 510(k) cleared medical device to aid primary and specialty care physicians in diagnosis of memory loss and other cognitive disorders. eVox® measures memory loss biomarkers that may aid in detecting memory loss sooner, identifying the root cause of memory loss, and performing a differential diagnosis. eVox® procedures are performed in-office and are reimbursable by Medicare and commercial payers.

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INNOVATIVE INTEGRATION ACROSS THE CARE CONTINUUM

CBC testing solutions for physician office labs

#5878

#5879

XN-L SERIES

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#5881 XP-300+M

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Accurate, Actionable Results from the Leader in Point-of-Care Lipid Testing

#5882

From Abbott

The CLIA-waived Alere Cholestech LDX™ Analyzer is engineered for confidence, providing accurate, actionable, and readily accessible results that have set the standard in point-of-care lipid profile, cholesterol, and glucose testing. Results are easy to obtain. Fingerstick sampling and a small sample size (40μL) makes results less painful and time consuming.

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#5883

First Ever CLIA Waived Hematology Analyzer From Sysmex

Faster test results, clinical decisions and greater practice efficiency are coming to physicians’ offices with the first CLIA-waived CBC analyzer. Hematology diagnostics leader Sysmex is bringing more lab testing to the point of care. One of the most common blood tests can be conducted reliably and accurately on-site, in as few as three minutes. The device’s ease of use and innovative technology means in-house staff can operate it in just a few easy steps, without lengthy certification and training. The new Sysmex XW-100 will improve health care efficiency and patient care.

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Exam Tables

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Pediatric Tables

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Power Tables

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Cabinets and Stools

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