Streamlining Communications to Save Time for Trauma Patients
UCHealth Memorial Hospital Central had already been leveraging Pulsara for STEMI and stroke for five years when the trauma team decided to join the game (at no additional cost since the hospital was already using Pulsara. Within just eight months, UCHealth Teams:
- Created a STRAUMA (trauma and stroke) alert and decreased door-to-CT times for strauma patients by 39%
- Notified trauma teams 5-7 minutes faster, speeding time to treatment
- Reduced the time it took for trauma surgeons to be notified and reach the bedside by 73%
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Dynamically Build Your Team
With Pulsara, EMS can clearly communicate case details, allowing the hospital to activate the proper teams. Get it right the first time, and then easily add additional team members as needed.
Consult and Evaluate Remotely
With just a few taps, first responders or other clinicians can hold a live group video call with the trauma team in order to determine the best course of action of their patients.
Streamline Patient Transfers
Most transfer centers act as a switchboard, connecting people via phone calls. But when a patient's condition evoles, you need a way to update the receiving care team. With Pulsara, you can instantly transfer your patient and notify the care team if something changes along the way.
Instant, Secure Communication
Easily communicate with any team member or group whenever the need arises with HIPAA-compliant and secure instant messages, image transfers, live video and audio calling, audio clips, and more.
Flexible Teams and Alerting
Pulsara also enables multi-phase activation for all patient types, so you can alert your behavioral health, stroke (STEMI, trauma, etc.) teams off the bat.
Benchmarks for Reporting, QA, & QI
Measure your performance against key benchmarks and collect the data you need to report and make plans for improvement.
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