A technology designed around your practice

ECGA solution designed around your workflow

Introducing ECG into a practice should remain straightforward, efficient and compatible with the normal flow of a consultation. Sansomed works with you to determine the type of solution best suited to your practice.

Efficient implementationRecordings that are easy to manageIntegrated into the practice

Why perform ECGs in your practice?

The aim is to have equipment that is readily accessible and efficient enough to be used whenever appropriate.

In your day-to-day practice

  • Speed of set-up
  • Recording quality
  • Potential mobility
  • Review and management of recordings
  • Integration into practice workflow

Support tailored to your practice

From equipment selection through onboarding, Sansomed supports the integration of ECG into your working environment.

Advice suited to your practiceHelp with installation and onboardingClear, practical resourcesOngoing follow-up

Straightforward, smooth integration

  1. 1We discuss your requirements and organisation.
  2. 2We propose a suitable solution from our partners.
  3. 3We support you through to confident, independent use.

Equipment needs to fit the way you work. Placement, frequency of use, the practice pathway and onboarding are considered together.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I choose a solution that fits my organisation?

Selecting a ecg solution starts with the intended uses, their frequency and the practical constraints of your practice. Sansomed structures this assessment before any equipment is selected.

Does the support include onboarding?

The project includes structured onboarding and follow-up tailored to the selected equipment and intended uses.

Can the project evolve over time?

Yes. The selection reflects your current activity as well as reasonable future developments, so the project remains coherent over time.