Despite the constraints of a completely online model, LUMEDX’s first-ever Virtual User Group Conferences were a resounding success—even offering up some silver linings such as increased attendance.

If you haven’t heard, the LUMEDX user group conferences we usually hold in host cities preceding the Society of Thoracic Surgeons (STS) and American College of Cardiology (ACC) meetings will be completely online this year.

With the Society of Thoracic Surgeons Adult Cardiac Surgery Database revision 4.20 fast approaching, more than 250 LUMEDX users attended our series of training webinars to prepare for a smooth transition from Apollo Advance to the new and improved ApolloLX.

To support the transition from Apollo Advance to ApolloLX, we are offering two webinar trainings that will show you how to recreate or add customizations for the STS Adult Cardiac 4.20 revision using Microsoft’s Visual Studio.

Visit this page to sign up for either the June 3 or June 24 session, which will be held at 10 a.m. Pacific / 1 p.m. Eastern time.

The clock is ticking to upgrade to the new and improved ApolloLX from Apollo Advance.

Every LUMEDX customer who participates in the STS Adult registry must be transitioned by July 1 for the 4.20 revision. Clients who do not complete the upgrade will be unable to submit STS data for version 4.20, and LUMEDX will not be able to provide product support.

To accommodate the new Society of Thoracic Surgeons (STS) field to gather COVID-19 data for all patients who have had a surgical procedure since Jan. 1, LUMEDX is creating updated forms for all three STS registries (Adult Cardiac, General Thoracic, and Congenital Heart).

As clients prepare to transition from Apollo Advance to Apollo LX before the July 1 go-live date for the STS Adult 4.2 revision, LUMEDX is offering no-charge assistance to non-SaaS clients who need help with installation.

A record crowd tuned in for the first in a series of webinars about LUMEDX’s commitment to improving the registry solutions we deliver—and the way we capture and use data.

Submitting poor quality data to the registries happens far more often than we’d like to think—and can have far-reaching effects for your hospital.

Increasing the quality and value of your data is the subject of an upcoming webinar about how LUMEDX registry solutions can harness the power of AI for automated data abstraction.

Join LUMEDX at the 2019 Advances in Quality and Outcomes (AQO): A Data Managers Meeting next month and learn firsthand how you can use the data you’re already collecting for the Society of Thoracic Surgeons (STS) registry to its full advantage.