Pulsara + ESO
Revolutionizing Patient Care Through Integration
Ensuring Coordinated Care
The Pulsara and ESO integration enables real-time collaboration and facilitates improved access to critical patient data, ensuring coordinated care across the whole healthcare continuum.
Improving Workflows
With the Pulsara and ESO integration, organizations benefit from streamlined data management and reduced need for double-documentation. By improving and streamlining ePCR documentation, first responders can spend more time on patient care and safety.
Enhancing Interoperability
Without interconnected communication, patient care collaboration is inefficient and disconnected. The Pulsara + ESO integration helps enhance interoperability to break down communication silos, increase provider efficiency, and ultimately improve patient outcomes.
About ESO
ESO (ESO Solutions, Inc.) is dedicated to improving community health and safety through the power of data. Since its founding in 2004, the company continues to pioneer innovative, user-friendly software to meet the changing needs of today’s EMS agencies, fire departments, hospitals, state EMS offices, and federal agencies. ESO currently serves thousands of customers throughout North America with a broad software portfolio, including the industry-leading ESO Electronic Health Record (EHR), the next generation ePCR; ESO Health Data Exchange (HDE), the first-of-its-kind healthcare interoperability platform; ESO Fire RMS, the modern fire Record Management System; ESO Patient Registry (trauma, burn and stroke registry software); and ESO State Repository. ESO is headquartered in Austin, Texas. For more information, visit www.eso.com.
“Pulsara’s ability to share its communication data in a standardized format with ePCR vendors like ESO is a huge step in closing the communication and data gaps and significantly improving the overall patient care experience. Getting the right information to the right team members at the right time ultimately benefits the patient and simplifies the documentation process for first responders.”