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Echocardiography continues to be an important modality for diagnosing heart disease. Hospitals with 100 or more beds use over 10,000 cart-based, laptop/dockable and hand carried echocardiography units to diagnose and monitor patients.
IMV’s echocardiography products profile installed echocardiography equipment, equipment purchase plans and forecasts, key equipment features and brand loyalty for current providers. The research products listed below report on these topics and customerr satisfaction with service providers for their echocardiography equipment:
The 2017 ServiceTrak Imaging report starts with an overview of customer satisfaction between the major manufacturers in the industry. This is followed by individual company analyses, where each manufacturer’s ratings and rankings on over 37 different attributes are trended over the last five semi-annual periods. All ratings for ServiceTrak are collected through personal telephone interviews […]January 2018 | IMV Publishing
Continued Growth in Echo Markets IMV Medical Information Division’s 6th survey of hospitals with 100 or more beds regarding their installed and planned echocardiography equipment was conducted from June 2013 through October 2013. The surveyed echo sites for this data collection total 1,275 hospitals. The survey details the types of installed equipment including conventional, laptop […]April 9, 2017 | IMV PublishingBased on interviews with 1,290 locations in the U.S. where echocardiography is performed, the report summarizes data from telephone interviews conducted by IMV from June thru October 2013, with 100+ bed hospitals that perform echocardiography procedures. Included in the report are national trends in features, age and manufacturers of installed equipment, equipment buying plans and brand loyalty.February 2014 | 25 Pages | IMV Publishing
Learn how your echocardiography department compares to others in terms of procedures, equipment age, staffing and waiting times. This operational report on echocardiography providers summarizes the results from IMV's 2009 survey of 1,383 echocardiography departments in the United StatesNovember 2009 | 11 Pages | IMV Publishing