From ED to home: Best practices for collaborative MCOT implementation for interdepartmental care
- By Philips
- January 16 2026
- 10 min read
- This CV business white paper was developed by MedAxiom with support from Philips.
From ED to Home: Best practices for collaborative MCOT implementation for interdepartmental care
This CV business white paper aims to provide healthcare administrators with a comprehensive overview of the best practices when utilizing Philips Mobile Cardiac Telemetry - MCOT* in the ED post-discharge setting. It also provides a detailed analysis of the operational, quality and financial factors that should be considered when evaluating the implementation of this technology.
At-a-glance:
- Provides healthcare administrators with a comprehensive overview of the best practices when utilizing MCOT in the ED post-discharge setting.
- Provides a detailed analysis of the operational, quality and financial factors that should be considered when evaluating the implementation of this technology.
This CV business white paper was developed by MedAxiom with support from Philips and is intended for informational purposes only. The statements and/or opinions expressed do not represent official American College of Cardiology (ACC) opinions, positions, policies or clinical guidance unless otherwise stated. This CV business white paper does not constitute a guarantee or endorsement of a specific product or therapy by MedAxiom or the ACC.
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Disclaimer
* Philips Mobile Cardiac Telemetry (MCOT) includes the MCOT device with SmartDetect algorithm. MCOT supports MCT and Cardiac Event services, which include an end of service report, technician electrocardiogram review, and urgent/emergent notification of detected cardiac events when appropriate.