Clear your ambulatory ECG reporting backlog with secure, clinician-led Holter interpretation from experienced UK-based cardiac clinicians.
Waiting lists for 24-hour Holter analysis can quickly grow from days into several weeks, delaying diagnoses, placing additional pressure on cardiac physiology departments and affecting patient pathways.
Broomwell Healthwatch provides specialist overflow support for hospitals experiencing a backlog of ambulatory ECG recordings.
Hospitals using compatible Spacelabs and Sentinel systems can securely transmit Holter recordings directly from their existing Spacelabs environment to Broomwell Healthwatch’s cardiac centre. This Spacelabs-to-Spacelabs process provides access to additional reporting capacity without replacing equipment or significantly changing established workflows.
Because we work with the same established systems and devices already used by many hospital departments, cases can be transferred with minimal disruption to existing workflows.
Our UK-based cardiac clinicians analyse every recording before returning a detailed clinical report that helps your department reduce outstanding workloads, improve turnaround times and restore reporting capacity.
Hospitals already using compatible Spacelabs and Sentinel systems can securely transfer Holter recordings directly to Broomwell Healthwatch for analysis and clinical interpretation.
Because your department and our cardiac centre work with the same established Spacelabs technology, there is no need to replace existing Holter devices, introduce an unfamiliar reporting platform or rebuild your current workflow.
Recordings can be transferred through an agreed secure process, interpreted by our UK-based cardiac clinicians and returned as a detailed clinical report ready for use within your existing patient pathway.
Transfer compatible Holter recordings directly from your existing system to ours, with minimal disruption to your department.
We review your reporting volumes, existing systems and turnaround requirements.
Compatible recordings can be securely transmitted directly from your hospital’s Spacelabs system to Broomwell’s cardiac centre.
Experienced UK-based cardiac clinicians analyse every recording.
Detailed clinical reports are securely returned and integrated into your existing workflow.
Reduce waiting times and restore reporting capacity with secure overflow support from Broomwell Healthwatch.
Yes. We provide overflow ECG interpretation support for hospitals with outstanding ambulatory ECG recordings awaiting analysis. This may include a defined backlog or ongoing weekly reporting support.The service is particularly suited to hospitals using Spacelabs and Sentinel systems. Please contact our team to discuss your equipment, software and recording format.
In many cases, no. The purpose of the service is to work alongside compatible systems and devices already being used by the hospital.Recordings are analysed and interpreted by experienced UK-based cardiac clinicians. Broomwell Healthwatch does not rely on automatically generated reports as a replacement for clinical interpretation.
Turnaround times are agreed according to recording volumes, clinical urgency and the requirements of the hospital. Broomwell’s standard Holter reports are typically returned within one to three working days, although arrangements should be confirmed when establishing the service.
Yes. Support can be arranged for a defined backlog, a temporary period of increased demand or as an ongoing overflow reporting service.
Yes. The team can discuss your current backlog, expected weekly volumes and preferred reporting arrangements before proposing a suitable service.
Recordings and completed reports are transferred securely using an agreed process. The specific method will depend on the systems and information governance requirements of the hospital.
Hospitals using compatible Spacelabs and Sentinel systems can securely transfer recordings directly from their existing environment to Broomwell Healthwatch. Because both departments use established Spacelabs technology, the service can often be introduced with minimal disruption and without replacing current Holter devices. Our team will confirm compatibility and agree the secure transfer process with your department.