The AIM Program’s main focus is translating evidence-based guidelines into practical application.
AirStrip has also formed the Translational and Clinical group, a business unit that will gather feedback and use the data to enhance their services.
Ann Arbor-based University of Michigan’s Center for Integrative Research in Critical Care and Columbia, Md.-based MedStar Health have signed on as the first two AIM Program collaborators.
MCIRCC will focus on creating a clinical decision support platform that helps physicians make faster, more personalized decisions, and MedStar will work on integrating cardiac diagnostics into AirStrip One, a mobile, interoperable system.
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