Q-Centrix, a leading quality data solution provider in healthcare, today announced that it has joined forces with the American College of Cardiology (ACC) to improve the overall performance of quality efforts and cut costs by facilitating the use of data registry capture services in member hospitals.
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Q-Centrix, LLC Technology and Services and M2S® Team Up to Take Down Obstacles Faced By Hospitals in Vascular Registry Participation…
CHICAGO, IL (June 29, 2015) Hospital readmissions — and their prevention — have become increasingly important to U.S. hospitals, as new…
Q-Centrix Technology and Services To Help Break Down Barriers Faced by Hospitals Using Get With The Guidelines® FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (PORTSMOUTH, N.H.) – Q-Centrix, the leader in surveillance, abstraction, analysis, and performance improvement, has been chosen to…
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CHICAGO, Ill. & PORTSMOUTH, N.H. (May 12, 2015) – Q-Centrix, LLC today announced the appointment of Max Broedlow to the position of…
Q-Centrix, the leading data abstraction services provider in healthcare, today announced the launch of Q-Apps – the industry’s first fully-integrated healthcare quality information system. Q-Apps leverages Q-Centrix’s abstraction services capability to build a quality information system designed to improve the overall performance of quality efforts within hospitals.
Q-Centrix has named Patrick Herguth chief operating officer. Herguth, who brings more than two decades of experience scaling and optimizing organizations within the healthcare and aerospace markets, will report to Milton Silva-Craig, Q-Centrix CEO.