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Why ECG247 gives false alarms – and why it is absolutely necessary
"6-8 out of 10 ECG247 arrhythmia alerts are wrong" Jarle Jortveit, cardiologist and medical director at ECG247 We sometimes
ECG247 presented at the Nordic Pediatric Cardiology Meeting in Stockholm
ECG247 was a proud participant at the 53rd Nordic Pediatric Cardiology Meeting (NPCM25), which was held in Stockholm from 17
QR/invitation code and SMS link can now be reused
Some users are experiencing the test stopping unexpectedly on their phone. This could be due to the phone being updated
ECG247 has high reliability for atrial fibrillation diagnosis
Senior physician Marius B Haraldsen, Oslo University Hospital Ullevål presented reliability results for atrial fibrillation interpretation in the NORSCREEN study
ECG247 enables large-scale digital clinical trials
Senior Consultant Miroslav Boskovic, Sørlandet Hospital Kristiansand presented the good experiences with complete digital inclusion and implementation of the NORSCREEN
Update – ECG247 reporting workflow
PDF reports now receive the status “Reported” when generated. To improve workflow, we have introduced content buffering, allowing report data
The method that can save lives
In yesterday’s edition of the largest newspaper in Norway, VG, the editorial team highlighted the importance of taking atrial
Advancing Arrhythmia Diagnostics: Insights from the Medical University of Lodz
At the International Congress on Electrocardiology 2025 (ISHNE & ISE) in Thessaloniki, Greece, experiences with the use of ECG247 at
We strengthen the ECG247 team with Tom Erik Dybhavn as Head of International Business Development
We are pleased to welcome Tom Erik Dybhavn as Head of International Business Development at ECG247. Tom Erik has extensive
CardioAlex 25, Alexandria, Egypt
ECG247 at the CardioAlex congress together with our Egyptian distributor, EGMED. The event provided an excellent opportunity to present our
New functionality in ECG247 web portal: Print og save ECG
It is now possible to print or save a single ECG strip directly from the ECG247 portal. This new feature
The NORSCREEN study has reached its goal of 50,000 participants!
The world's largest atrial fibrillation study with continuous long-term ECG recording, NORSCREEN (norscreen.org), has now included 50,000 participants. The purpose
ECG247 launches in Sweden
ECG247 is launched in Sweden together with our new distributor Cardiolex AB! Cardiolex is Sweden's largest distributor of ECG systems
Meet us at ESOC 25 in Helsinki!
Unrecognized atrial fibrillation is a frequent cause of stroke. With ECG247, you can screen for atrial fibrillation both before and
Edit the PDF report
The summary provides a quick overview of the automatic interpretation of arrhythmias. Occasionally, it may be necessary to adjust the
German AMEDTEC and ECG247 are joining forces
ECG247 begins collaborating with AMEDTEC in Germany. AMEDTEC focuses on cardio-pulmonary data management systems and provides integrated solutions via its
PhD in ECG247
The usefulness of ECG247 has been further confirmed through a medical doctorate at the University of Oslo. Doctor at the
Strengthening cybersecurity – support from the EU and the Research Council of Norway
ECG247 was awarded financial support from the EU and the Research Council of Norway this week to further strengthen the
Join our team as an international business developer!
Due to growing demand for ECG247 from hospitals and clinics in Norway and internationally, we are expanding our team. Our
Screening for atrial fibrillation: insights from the Norwegian Atrial Fibrillation Self-Screening Pilot Study
Cand.med. Edvard Liljedahl Sandberg at Institute of Clinical Medicine will be defending the thesis “Screening for atrial fibrillation: insights from
Updated scoring tool CHA2DS2-VA
To assess the risk of stroke in patients with atrial fibrillation, doctors around the world use a scoring system. Being
New functionality: Import patient list
For hospitals and research projects with many patients, the entire patient list can now be imported directly into the ECG247
News in the ECG247 portal
We have launched several new features in the ECG247 portal. The patient list now shows the results of the last
ECG247 in the Tromsø study
The Tromsø Study, initiated in 1974 in response to the high cardiovascular disease mortality rates in Northern Norway, has since
New trial published: ECG247 is highly suitable for evaluating heart rhythm disorders in athletes
Researchers from Bærum Hospital and St. Olavs Hospital, in collaboration with colleagues from Belgium and Australia, conducted a comparative study
