This article originally appeared in JEMS.
As a board-certified emergency physician, James Woodson witnessed firsthand how technology has evolved in healthcare. A resource that has become an everyday commodity to industries of all sizes, mobile technology has the potential to transform how EMS services operate and improve patient outcomes in the prehospital setting.
After experiencing the challenges faced by emergency care providers, Woodson worked with a team to create Pulsara – a technology that supports real-time team communication between EMS and hospital teams. In this interview, Woodson explores how mobile technology is becoming a solution now and for the future.
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