ESO Alerting is an emergency notification software designed to change the way EMS professionals communicate with hospital emergency department (ED) partners. It streamlines hospital alerting, making it fast, easy, and effective. Integrated with Health Data Exchange (HDE), ESO Alerting is user-friendly for both hospital and EMS teams, ensuring secure communication. The software captures critical patient information at the scene using smartphones and tablets and wirelessly transmits data, photos, and videos to the hospital ED. This alerts them of incoming EMS transports and helps them prepare for cases before the patient arrives. With ESO Alerting, EMS teams can inform hospital teams of incoming cases with a few taps, input vitals, perform assessments, and share data in real-time. The system is HIPAA compliant, ensuring data security when sharing between EMS and hospitals. The software also supports rich data sharing, including photos and videos, to provide instant feedback and improve patient care. Unlimited points of entry can be configured to local protocols, offering flexibility with pre-loaded options for trauma, STEMI, stroke, and sepsis.

Features:

• Gather Data Quickly: Eliminate time-consuming verbal reports, so you can easily and accurately share data with hospitals. With a few simple screen taps, Alerting provides the scene data, images, videos and EKGs needed to alert and prepare ED staff on the condition of EMS transport patients.
• Rapid Data Entry: “One-touch Assessments” let you capture data electronically and securely. No need to scroll through endless options to get to the point of entry you need to assess. Alerting integrates with your ePCR (EHR) to ensure you won’t need to do the same work twice.
• Configurable for Your Needs: Unlimited points of entry can be configured to your local population and EMS/hospital protocols, offering ultimate flexibility. Trauma, STEMI, stroke and sepsis as well as 14 additional pre-loaded points of entry are all within the app, giving you the tools, you need to notify hospitals of critical patient needs.