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During the COVID-19 pandemic, we’ve seen health systems adopt mobile communication solutions faster than ever before. But your teams shouldn’t implement just any solution that will only work for what you need right now.
What about after the pandemic when HIPAA regulations are tightened again? Will your solution not only allow you to connect your internal hospital teams, but also with teams from other organizations on one secure channel? Does your CC&C solution or your telehealth solution allow you to communicate throughout the ENTIRE patient event? Or does it send a blast alert and then leave your teams to their own devices (literally), communicating once again with pagers, faxes, and audio-only phone calls?
Pulsara works for ANY patient event, and connects your entire care team, INCLUDING those outside your own facility, on a secure platform for a single source of truth. And, Pulsara will continue to serve your critical care needs long after COVID-19 goes away.
During the pandemic, your teams can use Pulsara’s live video functionality within your facility to protect clinicians by limiting their exposure to COVID-19 patients, and to help preserve PPE.
By leveraging provider-to-provider and provider-to-patient live video during evaluation and management in the ED and/or inpatient stays, your teams can:
If your hospital needs help safely providing care to COVID-19 patients while protecting those on the frontlines, learn more and sign up for Pulsara’s COVID-19 package here.
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