2020 August

CHICAGO, IL – Heartbase is officially certified for the ACC-NCDR Auxiliary COVID-19 Dataset v1.0 for the CathPCI and CP-MI registries. This optional update has been included as part of the STS Adult Cardiac v4.20.2 update package, no downtime will be required for sites who are interested in participating.

Highlights of the heartbase ACC-NCDR Auxiliary COVID-19 Dataset v1.0:

• Complimentary update – no annual or set up fees.
• Shared Data Entry Tool with the ACC-NCDR CathPCI and CP-MI registries.
• Shared reporting with ACC-NCDR CathPCI and CP-MI registries including an interactive user-friendly query tool.
• Integration across all heartbase registries including ACC-NCDR, STS, & GWTG.
• Optional interoperability with the EHR and other hospital systems.

If you’re an ACC-NCDR CathPCI or CP-MI data manager or abstracter and have any questions, please contact heartbase trainer Carmen Ernst for more information.

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We are excited to announce that heartbase is now officially fully certified by the Society of Thoracic Surgeons to accept data for the newest version of the Adult Cardiac Surgical Database (ACSD). Version 4.20.2 will go live beginning with July 1st surgeries for both Phase 1 & 2. As one of the first vendors to be certified, we are thrilled that the new forms have already been deployed to the majority of our clients, and we will work diligently to provide our users with the service and support they need as they begin this enormous new undertaking. Users can expect to receive the Phase 2 Update, which contains the new risk algorithm scoring, by the end of August.

The changes to the new registry version do not end with the name. A few notable changes that users should expect in STS ACSD v4.20.2 include:

• Revisions & changes to 1,000+ fields
• An Updated Data Dictionary
• Data submission through IQVIA process
• An Updated Risk Scoring Algorithm

In preparation for this version change, heartbase staff has led preview sessions on May 28th, June 9th, & July 21st – recordings can be accessed on the heartbase Knowledgebase.

For our California clients, on September 3rd, 2020 at 1pm CT, heartbase clinical specialist Carmen Ernst, RN, BSN will hold a special CCORP v8.3 training class covering the ins-and-outs of this version change as it is closely aligned with STS ACSD v4.20.2. Heartbase customers can click here to register.

Click here to view the full press release.

CHICAGO, IL – We are excited to announce that heartbase officially supports the OSHPD CCORP v8.3 registry version update which will go live beginning with July 1st surgeries. This update has been included as part of the STS Adult Cardiac v4.20.2 update package for all California hospitals.

Highlights of the heartbase OSHPD CCORP Registry Module:

• Shared Data Entry Tool with the STS Adult Cardiac Registry for all versions including v4.20.2 – only abstract the case once across both registries.
• Shared reporting with STS Adult Cardiac including an interactive user-friendly query tool – Integration across all heartbase registries including ACC-NCDR, STS, & GWTG.
• Optional interoperability with the EHR and other hospital systems.
  
  On September 3rd, 2020 at 1 pm CT, heartbase clinical specialist Carmen Ernst, RN, BSN will hold a special training class covering the ins-and-outs of this version change. Heartbase customers can click here to register. If you’re a CCORP data manager or abstracter and have any questions, please contact heartbase trainer Carmen Ernst for more information.
  
  About heartbase, Inc.
  Since 1992, heartbase has provided health care centers with the most technologically innovative and clinically intuitive data management and analytic solution in the industry. Working collegially with its immense network of users, heartbase? has created a vast library of reporting tools that provides its clients with complete control of their hospital-owned clinical data. Heartbase’s revolutionary hbCOR platform propels clinical performance, aligns clinical data with registry requirements, and unites health care systems from across our network to the most comprehensive reporting repository in the industry.