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One of the hindrances for EMS in helping with reunification is often the lack of information. Scenes can be chaotic, and in the effort to stabilize patients and transport them to the hospital, EMS often doesn’t have time to collect information. Pulsara helps change that. #Reunification #PatientWristbands #MCI #IncidentManagement

Tracking patient movement and reunifying families during #MCIs is no easy task. Colorado’s statewide patient wristband system, integrated with Pulsara, is changing the process. Dr. Jeremy DeWall, Medical Director for the Pikes Peak, Southern, and Southeastern Colorado Regions, shares how this system streamlines communication, ensures efficient patient tracking, and improves crisis response across the state. Visit the link below to discover how Colorado is using Pulsara to reshape #emergencymanagement. #PatientWristands #Reunification

Over the past eight years, healthcare providers in Colorado have relentlessly pursued methods to improve communication between EMS and the hospital, and now between all parties who respond to #MCIs. Read the article below to learn how Colorado is simplifying communication and collaboration around tracking #patientmovement during MCIs and navigating reunification during incidents and #evacuations. #CustomerSuccess

Mass casualty incidents are among the most complex and high stakes challenges faced by healthcare and emergency response systems.?Pulsara streamlines #PatientTracking and crisis response; simplifies patient care team communications; and supports patient #loadbalancing and family #reunificationmanagement. #Pulsara, #ItsAboutPeople. https://lnkd.in/gQpXNzuc

"I am concerned that our nation's largest emergency medicine staffing companies may be engaging in cost-saving measures at the expense of patient safety and care, which could put our nation's emergency preparedness at risk," Sen. Gary Peters, D.-Mich., chairman of the Homeland Security Committee, said in a?statement?announcing the inquiry.?" As our nation's healthcare landscape continues to evolve, it's crucial to ensure patient safety and quality care remain top priorities. In the wake of concerns raised by emergency medicine physicians, the Homeland Security Committee has reached out to Apollo Global Management, Inc., the Blackstone Group, KKR, and several staffing companies to gain insights into their oversight and practices. Transparency is key in understanding the potential impact on emergency preparedness. #Healthcare #PatientSafety #EmergencyMedicine #PrivateEquity #HealthcareInnovation

Unrecorded calls mean lost opportunities, especially in emergency medical services where every second and detail counts. Discover how effective call recording can enhance crisis communication, accelerate patient care, and minimize redundant EMS reports. Learn more Here -> https://bit.ly/4cIiM7n #SundayReads #EmergencyMedicine

Our new Quick Response Force has officially launched! By swiftly dispatching EM providers to IHS or Tribally operated facilities with a coverage gap, our new program ensures continuous, culturally responsive emergency department care for Native patients. While good ED care is vital everywhere, it's especially critical on remote reservations where a patient transfer could take hours. As Quick Response Force lead Arthur Sakakihara-Chavarria (Mescalero Apache) pointed out, there isn’t always a local provider pool to tap for a replacement when an EM physician can't report to duty. Our ABEM physicians and advanced practice providers are on call at all times to ensure coverage. They're also trained in?culturally responsive care. As our President Whittney LaCroix said, “Visiting an emergency room can be an extremely vulnerable moment for a patient. Quick Response Force will not only fill gaps in coverage, but also deliver an unparalleled level of culturally sensitive emergency medicine.” https://lnkd.in/gVYbAfr7 #physicianjobs #indigenoushealth #emergencymedicine #healthcareinnovation

?? Breaking Myths About the Emergency Department ?? The Emergency Department (ED) is a critical component of any hospital, but it's often surrounded by misconceptions. Let's debunk the top 5 myths: ?? Myth: The ED is only for life-threatening conditions. ? Reality: While the ED is equipped to handle life-threatening emergencies, it also provides care for a wide range of urgent health issues. From severe infections to broken bones, the ED team is trained to manage various acute medical problems. ?? Myth: You will always have to wait for hours. ? Reality: EDs prioritize patients based on the severity of their condition. While non-critical cases might wait longer during peak times, life-threatening conditions are addressed immediately. Hospitals continuously strive to reduce wait times and improve patient flow. ?? Myth: ED doctors aren’t as specialized as other doctors. ? Reality: ED physicians are highly trained specialists in emergency medicine. They possess a broad skill set to diagnose and treat a wide variety of conditions rapidly and efficiently. Their expertise is critical in providing immediate care. ?? Myth: The ED is a chaotic and disorganized place. ? Reality: Despite the fast-paced nature, EDs are highly organized environments. The apparent chaos is actually a well-coordinated effort by a dedicated team working under protocols to ensure every patient receives timely and appropriate care. ?? Myth: The ED is the most expensive option for care. ? Reality: While emergency care can be costly due to the resources involved, avoiding the ED for serious conditions can lead to more severe health issues and higher long-term costs. Many hospitals offer financial assistance programs to support patients in need. The ED is a place of vital importance, staffed by professionals committed to providing the best care possible, 24/7. Understanding these realities can help us appreciate the critical role they play in our healthcare system. ?? Have you experienced any of these myths firsthand? Share your stories or questions below! #Healthcare #EmergencyDepartment #MedicalMyths #PatientCare #HealthcareAwareness

In the world of emergency medicine, every second counts. But before Apprise's Healthcare Capacity System, finding space for patients when a hospital was overcapacity meant time-consuming phone calls to other facilities, often delaying critical care. For Dr. Vincent Torres at Providence, HCS represents more than just improved efficiency. It embodies a commitment to community care. As he puts it, "We're all different health systems, but our goals are the same: to provide the best care for our community." HCS enables hospitals to function as a unified network. When one facility reaches capacity, another with available resources can step in, ensuring patients receive timely care. This coordinated approach allows health care providers to better serve their communities, especially during peak times or crises.

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