Real programmes in point-of-care screening, primary-care prevention, rural cardiology and EU research — and what Cardiolyse contributed to each.

Each one sets out the setting, what Cardiolyse contributed, and where it stands. Scroll sideways for more, and open any card for the full write-up.
The interpretation engine is shared. What changes is the surface it is delivered through — a clinician workspace, an API inside someone else’s product, or a study-grade export.
Teams that need consistent ECG interpretation without a cardiologist in every location. Reads arrive in a worklist, prioritised, with clinician sign-off kept in the loop.
Remote-monitoring and digital-health services that collect ECG and heart-rate data continuously and need it turned into something a clinician can act on.
Manufacturers who have solved the recording problem and do not want to build and certify an interpretation stack of their own.
Studies that need one consistent reader across every site and visit, plus an export their statisticians can actually use.








