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BOZEMAN, MT -- October 16, 2018 -- Pulsara is proud to announce that its care communication platform now integrates into all major EHRs including Epic, Cerner, and Allscripts. The foundation of Pulsara is built on an open API infrastructure with integration in mind. This integration allows clinicians to move all patient event data gathered through Pulsara directly to the EHR as a consolidated PDF which includes embedded images such as ECG, patient driver's license, scene photos, etc.

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BOZEMAN, MT -- October 10, 2018 -- For the second time, EMS World recognized Pulsara for its continued innovation following the release of the platform’s newest functionality that redefines the healthcare communication industry. The added ability to consult or transfer a patient; coupled with the power of an innovative live video chat feature, expands Pulsara’s ability to bring regional teams together to improve the lives of patient and caregivers. With a focus on patient safety and team coordination, the Pulsara mobile platform delivers evidence-based workflows to decrease crucial time-to-treatment for any time-sensitive emergency.

EDITOR'S NOTE: The following content originally appeared on EMS1.com. Special thanks to our guest author, Tim Nowak for EMS1 BrandFocus. Tim is the founder and CEO of Emergency Medical Solutions LLC, an independent EMS training and consulting company that he developed in 2010. He's been involved in EMS and emergency services since 2002 and has worked as an EMT, paramedic and critical care paramedic in a variety of urban, suburban, rural and hospital settings. He’s also been involved as an EMS educator, consultant, item writer, clinical preceptor, board member, reference product developer, firefighter and hazmat technician throughout his career.

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Improve access to care and triage less urgent calls for more efficient use of healthcare resources.

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BOZEMAN, MT -- September 13, 2018 -- Pulsara is honored to be represented by its CEO, Dr. James Woodson, at the 4th Annual Becker's  Health IT + Revenue Cycle Conference on September 19-22 in Chicago. Dr. Woodson, ER Physician and Founder/CEO of Pulsara, has been invited to speak on two separate panels as well as a talk titled, “Your Clinical Communication & Collaboration (CC&C) is Not Enough: Why You Need a Regional Communication Network.”

EDITOR'S NOTE: The following content originally appeared on EMS1.com. Special thanks to our guest author, Tim Nowak for EMS1 BrandFocus. Tim is the founder and CEO of Emergency Medical Solutions LLC, an independent EMS training and consulting company that he developed in 2010. He's been involved in EMS and emergency services since 2002 and has worked as an EMT, paramedic and critical care paramedic in a variety of urban, suburban, rural and hospital settings. He’s also been involved as an EMS educator, consultant, item writer, clinical preceptor, board member, reference product developer, firefighter and hazmat technician throughout his career.

EDITOR'S NOTE: Special thanks to Arron Paduaevans for writing today's blog post. You can connect with him on LinkedIn.

Change, change, change … it seems like that’s all we hear about in today’s technology-driven society. Change your
diet, change your exercise, change your lifestyle -- a constant reminder of our inadequacies. And when
we hear this daily mantra, we can’t help but envision some faceless entity dictating how we should conduct our lives based on nothing more than skewed statistical data manipulated to fill someone else's coffers. I, for one, am tired of the word change.

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BOZEMAN, MT -- August 30, 2018 -- Pulsara is proud to announce the release of two new ingenious elements of its application, Video Chat and Audio Clips, which will enable clinicians to communicate in a much broader way. These features were released in app versions 9.0 and 9.1 respectively.

2018 has shown to be a breakthrough year for this company with a number of major feature releases, including the recent Consult/Transfer component. These features further enhance regional communication amongst caregivers, not only within the hospital, but also in the prehospital and interfacility settings.

EDITOR'S NOTE: The following news story originally appeared on Mississippi new site WLOX. Read the full story here. 

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New mobile technology is being used to help [reduce treatment times] at Singing River Health System.

Singing River health care providers say Pulsara, a new medical application, dramatically speeds up communication between First Responders and their hospital emergency departments. 

Every minute counts during an emergency. That's why health experts say this new mobile communication tool is so important.

Pulsara is honored to have been featured last month in an article from The Tech Tribune which featured the best small tech companies in Montana. According to the article, the staff researched Montana's tech companies and evaluated them using factors including:

1. Revenue potential
2. Leadership team
3. Brand/product traction
4. Competitive landscape

EDITOR'S NOTE: Last month, EMS1, Fitch & Associates, and the National EMS Management Association released their third annual EMS Trend Report, proudly sponsored by Pulsara. Because the articles and advice found within contain such critical subject matter, we've elected to publish each segment one at a time here on our blog. Read, enjoy, share, and take to heart the following information brought to you by the most prestigious thought leaders in EMS. 

Our EMS expert panel identifies actions EMS leaders can take to improve clinical and operational performance, and to advance the profession.

The third annual EMS Trend Report explores changes in recurring and emerging trends in prehospital medicine.

We asked EMS1 editorial advisors and contributors to review the survey results and offer their reactions and insights into how the responses reflect current healthcare trends – and what EMS leaders can learn from the data.

EDITOR'S NOTE: Last month, EMS1, Fitch & Associates, and the National EMS Management Association released their third annual EMS Trend Report, proudly sponsored by Pulsara. Because the articles and advice found within contain such critical subject matter, we've elected to publish each segment one at a time here on our blog. Read, enjoy, share, and take to heart the following information brought to you by the most prestigious thought leaders in EMS. 

ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Greg Friese, MS, NRP, is Editor-in-Chief of EMS1.com. He is an educator, author, paramedic, and marathon runner. Ask questions or submit tip ideas to Greg by emailing him at greg.friese@ems1.com.

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New tools and systems are making it easier to share data for better communication and improved patient care.

Greg Friese, EMS1 editor-in-chief, sat down with Kris Kaull to learn more about the impact of new tools and innovations on EMS. As a communication technologist, Kaull, a co-founder of EMS1.com and Chief Marketing Officer of Pulsara, shares his thoughts on technology and its current and future impacts on EMS.

EDITOR'S NOTE: Last month, EMS1, Fitch & Associates, and the National EMS Management Association released their third annual EMS Trend Report, proudly sponsored by Pulsara. Because the articles and advice found within contain such critical subject matter, we've elected to publish each segment one at a time here on our blog. Read, enjoy, share, and take to heart the following information brought to you by the most prestigious thought leaders in EMS. 

ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Art Hsieh, MA, NRP teaches at the Public Safety Training Center, Santa Rosa Junior College in the Emergency Care Program. An EMS provider since 1982, Art has served as a line medic, supervisor and chief officer in the private, third service and fire-based EMS. Author of “EMT Exam for Dummies,” Art has presented at conferences nationwide and continues to provide direct patient care regularly. Art is a member of the EMS1 Editorial Advisory Board. Contact Art at Art.Hsieh@ems1.com.

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An organization’s leadership culture may explain the stark difference in opinion between providers and leaders on issues of patient and provider safety.

EDITOR'S NOTE: Last month, EMS1, Fitch & Associates, and the National EMS Management Association released their third annual EMS Trend Report, proudly sponsored by Pulsara. Because the articles and advice found within contain such critical subject matter, we've elected to publish each segment one at a time here on our blog. Read, enjoy, share, and take to heart the following information brought to you by the most prestigious thought leaders in EMS. 

ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Jay Fitch, PhD, is a founding partner of Fitch & Associates, and has spent more than four decades serving the EMS community as a leader, author, speaker, educator and consultant.

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Read Part 1: "How Do Providers and Leaders Perceive EMS?"right here. 

Even though the race to recruit, hire, engage and retain EMS employees is as intense as ever, there are working solutions within reach for every agency.

EDITOR'S NOTE: Last week, EMS1, Fitch & Associates, and the National EMS Management Association released their third annual EMS Trend Report, proudly sponsored by Pulsara. Because the articles and advice found within contain such critical subject matter, we've elected to publish each segment one at a time here on our blog. Read, enjoy, share, and take to heart the following information brought to you by the most prestigious thought leaders in EMS. 

About the authors: Jay Fitch, PhD, is a founding partner of Fitch & Associates, and has spent more than four decades serving the EMS community as a leader, author, speaker, educator and consultant. Guillermo Fuentes, MBA, is the Fitch & Associates partner specializing in communications and technology. He previously served in operations and leadership roles in public safety in Montreal and the Niagara region of Ontario.

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EMS is at a critical juncture in its maturation, and it is the perception and attitude of those who work in the industry that will impact the future. Culture change can only happen if leaders recognize it’s needed, and the profession takes concerted efforts to make it happen.