The Q-Stress Cardiac Stress Testing System, previously branded as Welch Allyn, Mortara, Burdick and Quinton, is now a Baxter diagnostic cardiology device.
Features
- VERITAS algorithm offers exceptional accuracy in real-time ST-Segment Monitoring, arrhythmia detection, and resting ECG interpretation
- Source Consistency Filter removes noise and maintains ECG integrity
- Real-time full disclosure lets you review historical ECG data throughout the exam
- Optional wireless data acquisition increases workspace flexibility
- Connected workflows help you improve patient care and information access
- Flexible user configurations tailor over-reads, billing and data storage to your workflow
- 12-lead ECG interpretation for adults, adolescents and children
- Standards-based HL7 and DICOM bidirectional connectivity
Simple
Secure
Connected
Send data to EMR, ECG management system or PAC.
Wireless Freedom
The Wireless Acquisition Module (WAM) makes exams easier and creates a more comfortable, trip-free experience for your patients. Free your care area from unnecessary wires with a simple, untethered workflow that helps minimize artifact while capturing quality exam data.
Simple. Secure. Connected.
Imagine a future where you can detect and diagnose heart conditions faster and with greater accuracy. With the Q-Stress Cardiac Stress Testing System from Hillrom, that future is here. We're delivering the accurate, intelligent insights you need to help improve patient outcomes. Get ready to experience a more user-friendly, patient-friendly approach to stress tests.
The future of cardiac stress testing is here
Secure your data at rest and in motion
We’re helping you streamline workflows and promote data security with simple EMR connectivity. Install Q-Stress software on a server and connect to multiple device workstations throughout your network to schedule exams, review full disclosure exams, enter conclusions and electronically sign results.
Accurate, intelligent insights—all in one user-friendly, patient-friendly solution
Discover how the Q-Stress System is revolutionizing cardiac stress testing by combining clinical excellence, an intuitive user interface and patient focused features.
Configurations
Education & Documentation
Get in the know to get the most value out of your solution.
Product Documentation
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Customer Letters
keyboard_arrow_downTM55 and TM65 EOL Customer Letter
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Declaration of Conformity
keyboard_arrow_downMODALITY MGR DICOM CONFORMANCE STATEMENT
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Installation Guide
keyboard_arrow_downQ-Stress System Installation Manual
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Service Manual
keyboard_arrow_downQ-Stress, Stress Exercise Testing System, Service Manual
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User Manual - Previous Versions
keyboard_arrow_downQ-Stress, User Manual, English
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Product Release Notes
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Parts & Accessories
Q-Stress Cardiac Stress Testing System Clinical Training Series
Below is a training course that will cover the details you need to operate the Q-Stress device and perform successful exams on a variety of patient types.
Section 3: The WAM (Wireless Acquisition Module)
Instructions on how to pair and utilize the Wireless Acquisition Module (WAM) and understanding what main LED indicators are for.
Section 4: Software Overview and Preparing for Exams
In this detailed instructional video, we will walk through the entire preparation process for a Q-Stress exam and explain the home screen interface.
Section 5: Preparing the Patient for Exams
In this section we will be covering proper patient preparation, including lead placement, and how to connect your patient to the acquisition module.
Section 6: Conducting a Stress Test
Learn the Q-Stress acquisition process including how to start/complete the exam, if you utilize a modality worklist, and what various buttons indicate during the exam.
Section 7: Reviewing/Signing Stress Tests
We will walk through how to interpret and sign off on Q-Stress diagnostic results as well as how to transmit results to your EMR or ECG management system.
Section 8: Q-Stress Clinical Settings
This section will review user preferences and settings such for IT and clinical users and permissions associated with each user type.