Bozeman, MT -- Pulsara announced last week the release of their app version 5.4. The company began the announcement by reminding readers of their purpose statement: "Our purpose [is] to improve the lives of patients and caregivers through innovative communication. We care about patient outcomes. Equally, we care about you and the burden you carry as a clinician. Our goal is to simplify your workflows during time-sensitive emergencies. While we're really good at what we do, you're even better at your job. That's why this update is packed full of features requested by you ... the end user."
The 5.4 app version includes key mobile features such as the ability to add vital signs to all STEMI and stroke activations, and lab values to all STEMI activations. The General Patient package included labs and vital signs before this update. Pulsara has also made all interfaces for creating cases and entering patient information more standardized and consistent.
The company announced that based on user feedback, the team and alerts screen has been changed to add a legend at the bottom of the screen for faster recognition of icons, which were also updated:
Pulsara said that if an EMS agency is transporting a patient to a receiving facility that uses the Pulsara STEMI or Stroke package, anybody at the hospital can now activate the case. Previously only the RN user(s) Responsible for EMS could activate a case.
"Eric is a senior software engineer with a passion for all things programming. His love for computers started in grade school with the iconic Commodore 64 (that was highlighted in great shows like McGyver, Airwolf and Police Academy) and Apple IIe. What 80's kid never played Oregon Trail during study hall?!?
As a child, he taught himself BASIC to make adventure games in order to impress his friends. And it worked, he has LOT of friends.
When not writing code and connecting to the Twittersphere, Eric is playing guitar or out hiking in the beautiful Montana wilderness. Haven't been to Big Sky Country? Take a look at some of Eric's amazing Montana photography.
Oh, by the way, we are always looking for awesome people to join our team. Learn more about joining our team!"
See the full release notes here.
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