From 150 Hours to 3 Minutes
How the Mater Misericordiae University Hospital used HRI to transform Field Safety Notice management, processing 1,921 device serial numbers in 3 minutes.
When a device needs to be found
When a manufacturer issues a Field Safety Notice, the question is simple: which patients have this device? Patient safety depends on infrastructure, not just intention.
Ireland joins the European story on dual-chamber leadless pacing
Ireland's first dual-chamber leadless pacemaker system was completed at the Mater Misericordiae University Hospital and captured on HRI's national cardiac device registry in real time. Here is why that matters for the future of cardiac device evidence.
Trust Is Not a Contract
The UK Biobank breach is a 500,000-person case study in the difference between a contract and an architecture, and a warning for how the European Health Data Space gets built
Why Cardiac Remote Monitoring Struggles Without Better Data Infrastructure
Connectivity is only the beginning. By Robert Kelly, Founder and CEO, Heart Rhythm International. A patient presents to an emergency department, not their usual hospital. They have an implanted cardiac device. The clinical team needs to understand their device history, recent transmissions, and any flagged alerts. None of that information
The Real Bottleneck in Healthcare AI
The constraint holding back healthcare AI is not the algorithm. It is that most clinical data was never structured, governed, or prepared for model training.
The Data That Disappears
Fragmented clinical data is an overlooked risk in modern cardiac care. When device records scatter across hospitals, clinicians make decisions with incomplete information.
Ireland as a Living Laboratory for Global Health Infrastructure
AI in healthcare will not be limited by algorithms. It will be limited by ground truth data. And very few countries have the infrastructure required to generate it.
Pulse+IT: Ireland's Living Registry - A Blueprint for Connected Cardiac Care in Australia
Pulse+IT, Australia's leading health technology publication, examines how Ireland's Living Registry model offers a blueprint for connected cardiac care as Australia prepares for new TGA device identification regulations.
HRI Participates in Launch of €9.1m PEACEPLUS Health Frontiers Technology Innovation Centre
HRI has joined Ulster University's €9.1m PEACEPLUS Health Frontiers Technology Innovation Centre as an industry partner within the Connected Health & Wellbeing Cluster.
The Death of the Annual Report: Why Static Registries Fail Modern Cardiac Care
Static registries were built for a different era. Modern cardiac care demands living infrastructure that updates continuously and supports decisions at the point of care.
HRI Joins EU Horizon CARAMEL Project
HRI has joined the EU-funded CARAMEL Project, contributing its 17-year longitudinal cardiac device dataset to a Horizon Europe initiative focused on cardiovascular health in women.