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Welcome to EP Essentials On-Line! The Team of Experts at Corazon are delighted to bring you the latest information on the development of an electrophysiology program at your organization.

Whether you are seeking support for state approval, preparing to institute a diagnostic or therapeutic electrophysiology program or interested in expanding from device implants to full EP services, this Module offers your organization the templates, protocols, documentation and implementation plan needed to assure that you are bringing a high quality, best practice program to your community.

This Module contains everything required, from equipment and supply lists to an education program for your professional staff. For the planner, there are sample state submissions, Board education materials and a snapshot of the current trends taking place in EP services. For the medical staff, we have provided guidelines for qualifications, medical coverage, standing orders, and credentialing to assist in your decision-making. The clinical professionals will benefit from a comprehensive collection of policies, protocols, and patient flow worksheets to save staff time and expedite the documentation process. Financial experts at your facility will be able to access budgetary and coding information that will give a solid basis to your financial planning effort. All of this information, experience and draft documentation is just a click away.

Corazon stands ready to assist you to provide facilitation and advice during the four scheduled conference calls included in the EP Module or to help you to troubleshoot any issues that may surface throughout the implementation process or with the use of this product. Information on how to access Corazon’s consulting services including business planning and financial forecasting for your EP program can be found by clicking the Options category of the Module.

As an enhancement to this EP Module, Corazon has partnered with other experts in the field to add practical insight and ‘lessons learned’ to these implementation tools. Dr. Charles Kinder and Dr. Jennifer Cummings, respected electrophysiologists, join this effort as Corazon’s Medical Advisors for the Corazon Electrophysiology (EP) Module. In this role, both physicians have reviewed and approved all the components of the EP Module and will also assure that the components of Corazon’s EP Essentials are updated regularly with any new developments or changes in the field of electrophysiology. If needed, our Medical Advisors are available to meet with your organization and key medical staff to educate your Project Team on current practice and offer recommendations on the best course of action to bring the next level of cardiac care to your community.

Our partners at Palos Community Hospital in Palos, Illinois have agreed to share their documentation and implementation process derived from their experience with Electrophysiology. Corazon assisted the leadership of Palos Community Hospital in implementing a comprehensive Electrophysiology program and worked side-by-side with the Palos Community staff throughout the implementation process and follow-up reporting. This experience offers subscribers to EP Essentials the opportunity to learn from Palos’ success in developing a high quality EP program and the experience gained in bringing this new service to their community.

For more details on the terms and how to arrange a meeting with our Medical Advisors, please refer to the Options Category and click on Site Visits.

We now invite you to start your journey to a first rate EP program. Simply verify your agreement to the licensing terms that stipulate the use and distribution of the EP Essentials materials. This will be required each time you access the EP Module to assure that the confidentiality of these Corazon materials and your identification as a licensee are safeguarded. Upon agreeing, you will be prompted to enter your username and password.

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