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Three Ways We Strive to Improve the Lives of ED Doctors Through Innovative Communication

A few weeks ago, I wrote about how we strive to improve the lives of ED Nurses and the patients they serve. This week, I want to focus on ED Doctors...

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This Holiday Season, Remember This About Anyone Who Works in Healthcare

EDITOR'S NOTE: Special thanks to Scott Stanley for writing today's blog post. You can connect with him on LinkedIn. The holidays are upon us. All is calm; all is bright. But not in your local...

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A Pulsara Stroke Case Demo

When our care teams are all on the same page, communication is seamless, and treatment times are reduced, ultimately improving quality of care. How you can leverage the Pulsara communication platform...

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Pulsara Around the Country - December 2019

November Recap: The Pulsara team worked hard for the bountiful feast they all enjoyed at the end of November (Thanksgiving). Our teams attended eight conferences across the midwest and south, were...

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Pulsara Server 97 Release: Focusing on Updates for Admins!

Pulsara Server 97 Release focuses on updates to the Admin role. Specifics are as follows:

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Not All Strokes Are Created Equal: LVO Recognition and Transport Decisions for Prehospital Providers

Prehospital stroke care continues to evolve. Over the past five years, mechanical thrombectomy has emerged as the preferred treatment option for patients presenting with large vessel occlusion...

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Five Ways We Strive to Improve the Lives of ED Nurses Through Innovative Communication

In my opinion, if there is any group in the hospital who doesn't get the love they deserve, it's the ED Nurses. ED Nurses are the front door of the hospital, but too often, they are treated as the...

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