In a world where mobile apps are tapped to organize or simplify nearly every aspect of our lives—from tracking food deliveries to requesting transportation—healthcare communication seems to be the final frontier.
Leveraging connected mobile technologies results in a single channel for information sharing. And it’s key to overcoming communication challenges across inter-organizational patient treatment. It’s time to leverage the simplicity and convenience of this everyday technology to improve healthcare communication and patient care.
Just imagine how this could work in your healthcare system...
Rather than creating a patchwork approach using multiple non-interoperable devices and software, shared communication platforms (accessed through a mobile technology application) provide care teams a single, secure communication channel used for each patient for the duration of the case.
Care team leaders can make patient information accessible to all individuals responding to the case, regardless of the location or organization they are operating from. This aligns the full care team, increasing everyone’s ability to stay connected and up to speed on all treatment, diagnostics, and discussion throughout the patient journey.
When all care teams are connected on a single patient channel, communication is made simple. Rather than the repetition and stress involved in relaying the same message multiple times to multiple different teams, everyone can instantly see the same information and be made aware of the patient's condition with the touch of a button. Below, you can see the impact a single, shared, accessible source of truth can have in a healthcare system.
By replacing multiple phone calls, radio reports, faxes, and pagers with one unified patient channel, care providers see reduced treatment times, reduced costs, and improve the lives of both patients and caregivers.
Time and lives are precious. Ready to build and unite your inter-organizational care teams with a solution that works?
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