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FOR U.S. ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY PRACTICES

Clear instructions.
More time for care.

Practice-branded patient instructions for before and after electrophysiology procedures. Add your branding, review your protocol, and reuse your guides.

AF ablation is free to customize and print. More procedure guides are upcoming. Your practice reviews its final instructions before use.

UPCOMING GUIDE PREVIEW · FICTIONAL PRACTICE

EXAMPLE HEART CLINICTRANSVENOUS PACEMAKER

Your transvenous pacemaker

What the pacemaker does

A transvenous pacemaker has a small battery-powered device, usually under the skin near the collarbone, connected to the heart by one or more thin wires called leads. Transvenous means the leads pass through a vein. The pacemaker senses your heartbeat and sends small electrical signals when needed to prevent a slow heartbeat. Your team selects the number and position of the leads for your heart’s needs. Some systems also help the heart’s chambers pump together.

Example Heart Clinic

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Designed around the questions your team hears every day.Free AF guide · 9 upcoming procedures

YOUR PROCEDURE LIBRARY

Choose your starting point.

Start with the free AF ablation guide for preparation, recovery and warning signs. Explore previews of the upcoming procedure guides.

No account needed. AF ablation is free to edit and print. Edits stay in this tab only; print or save as PDF before leaving. Other procedures are upcoming previews with watermarked output.

Ablation

Devices

Cardioversion

EVIDENCE YOU CAN REVIEW

Know why an instruction is there.

Each guide links recommendations to sources, explains exceptions, and distinguishes clinical guidance from editable practice protocols.

  • Sources and check dates alongside the defaults
  • Your practice controls the final wording
  • Evidence notes stay out of patient printouts
Read about our sources and updates

PREPARATION & RECOVERY

Useful before.
Reassuring after.

A coordinated set of patient materials designed to make instructions easier to find—and support fewer repeat questions to your staff.

01 / PREPARE

Before the procedure

A ready-written procedure explanation and preparation checklist. Add your branding, review the defaults and edit only what differs for your practice.

02 / RECOVER

After the procedure

Prewritten recovery advice, warning signs and follow-up guidance, with editable defaults and source notes for your practice’s review.

03 / FIND ANSWERS

Common questions

Procedure-specific answers and clear warning signs, so patients know what to expect and when to seek help.

A SIMPLE PROCESS

From our template
to your care team.

  1. Start with a premade guide

    Open the free AF ablation guide. Other procedures are available to explore as upcoming previews.

  2. Add your branding. Set your protocol.

    Add your branding, review each procedure’s defaults, and adjust only what differs. Keep patient information out of reusable practice templates.

  3. Download and reuse

    Print the AF guide or choose Save as PDF in your browser. AF output has no preview watermark. Upcoming guides print with a preview watermark; clean copies are not released yet. Intentional handwriting spaces can stay blank.

START WITH AF ABLATION

One free guide. More on the way.

AF ABLATION · PFA

Free to customize and print

  • Practice branding and direct edits
  • Preparation, recovery and warning signs
  • Clean printouts and Save as PDF
  • Save your practice draft and reuse it
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OTHER PROCEDURES

Upcoming

Explore the next guides and try the editing tools. Printed previews and saved PDFs are watermarked until these guides are released.

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A FEW DETAILS

Good questions.

Is the AF ablation toolkit really free?

Yes. AF ablation (PFA) is free to edit, print and save as a clean PDF. No account is needed. Edits stay in this open tab only. Online saving and shared accounts are not available yet; print or save as PDF before leaving.

What does “Upcoming” mean?

These guides are available to explore, but clean patient copies are not released yet. You can edit in the current tab; printing or saving a PDF produces a preview watermark. Start with AF ablation for a clean, usable guide. Release dates are not yet announced.

Can we keep our own clinical instructions?

Yes. Edit the template text directly or use the quick instruction fields. Your practice reviews and approves its final version before patient use.

How do access and staff sharing work?

This public editor does not yet offer accounts, online draft saving, shared workspaces or staff invitations. Edits and logos remain in your open browser tab and are lost when you leave or reload. Print or save your practice-reviewed AF guide as PDF before leaving. Upcoming previews are not final patient copies. Do not enter patient information.

Do we need to change our existing systems?

No integration is required. “AF ablation” currently means pulsed field ablation (PFA), not radiofrequency or cryoballoon ablation. Use your browser’s Print / Save as PDF option. The AF patient guide does not include internal review labels or preview watermarks. Upcoming guides remain watermarked previews. Your practice is responsible for reviewing the final instructions.

Which procedures are available?

AF ablation (PFA) is available free. Upcoming previews include PVC ablation, SVT EP study and ablation, typical atrial flutter ablation, electrical cardioversion, transvenous and leadless pacemaker implantation, transvenous ICD and S-ICD implantation, and pacemaker / ICD generator change.

Have you measured staff time savings?

Not yet. Staff time savings, fewer clarification calls and patient satisfaction have not been measured. We do not promise a specific improvement. Clear instructions and reusable practice wording are the design goals.

SOURCES & UPDATES

Sources, scope and updates.

Dated evidence notes are available inside each guide. New procedure guides and evidence notes checked 24 September 2026. AI-assisted drafting and research, checked against the primary sources below; not independent clinical certification. Practice-specific activity intervals, fasting policies and individual medicine plans still require your practice’s review. A recorded practice review is the practice’s own attestation.

Primary clinical references

Release maintenance uses AI-assisted source checks and a dated change log; no independent clinical sign-off is claimed. Your practice is responsible for its final protocol. Corrections appear in this update history and the editor’s comparison panel. Email correction alerts are not active. Before reusing a saved PDF, check for template updates and retain the document ID with your practice’s distributed copy.

Template update history

25 Sep 2026 · base 2026-09-25.2 — transvenous pacemaker, ICD, S-ICD, leadless pacemaker, generator change, PVC, SVT and typical flutter guides now allow booked appointments or timeframes with booking instructions. No new fields or visits; clinical follow-up intervals and warning signs are unchanged. Saved practice edits remain preserved.

25 Sep 2026 · PVC, SVT, typical flutter and cardioversion base 2026-09-25.1 — aligned cardioversion recurrence advice across recovery and warning sections; replaced a leadless-device recovery citation with catheter-ablation evidence; highlighted the PVC/SVT rhythm-medication plan. Contact timing and practical recovery intervals remain labeled local protocols. Saved practice edits are preserved; use comparison to adopt revised sections.

24 Sep 2026 · six-procedure base 2026-09-24.2 — added PVC ablation, SVT EP study and ablation, typical flutter ablation, leadless pacemaker, generator-only replacement and elective cardioversion. Separate quick preferences and evidence panels; existing drafts remain unchanged.

24 Sep 2026 · ICD/S-ICD base 2026-09-24.1 — added separate new-implant guides, device-specific capabilities and risks, shock action plans, individualized driving clearance and provider-only evidence notes. Four optional recovery preferences reuse the existing workflow. Prior guides, edits and review histories are unchanged. Numeric lifting and dressing intervals are labeled practice protocols, not universal guidelines.

24 Sep 2026 — added provider-only evidence notes in both editors. Each topic identifies the baseline default, source type, rationale, exceptions, links and source-check date. Practice protocols are distinguished from guidelines. Patient wording and saved edits are unchanged; evidence notes do not validate custom wording or appear on patient printouts.

19 Sep 2026 · base 2026-09-19.5 — broadened the pacemaker guide to permanent transvenous implantation with one or more leads, rather than only dual-chamber systems. Leadless pacemakers remain a separate future guide. Medicine and recovery defaults are unchanged. Existing saved wording and review history are preserved; use comparison to adopt updated sections.

19 Sep 2026 · base 2026-09-19.4 — grouped preparation headings with their opening instructions to address headings left at page bottoms. No patient wording changed. The reviewer confirmed the earlier footer-only page was resolved; the newest layout still needs visual verification.

19 Sep 2026 · base 2026-09-19.3 — let later sections flow onto available paper and keep the closing footer with its preceding paragraph. The separate reviewer confirmed the opening checklist fits on one page in Safari with headers on; complete revised pagination still needs visual verification. Expanded disposable tests for review lookup, saved replacements and comparison limitations. No clinical wording changed.

19 Sep 2026 · base 2026-09-19.2 — tightened checklist print spacing and heading/paragraph page-break rules, added changed-paragraph highlighting and section matching, and linked printed IDs to account-specific review lookup. Complete PDF pagination still requires visual verification. No clinical instructions changed.

19 Sep 2026 · base 2026-09-19.1 — added template comparison and selective section replacement, print-time setup reminders, neutral document IDs and reusable after-hours contacts. Clarified who provides pacemaker driving clearance without setting a universal driving date. Preserved prior practice wording.

18 Sep 2026 — added dual-chamber pacemaker guide, direct editing, drug-specific missed-dose instructions and the ertugliflozin exception. Added action checklists, non-blocking setup reminders and practice review history. Existing direct edits are preserved; template updates do not automatically replace them.