Alarm Management System
Help Reduce Interruption Fatigue with Event-Driven Alarm Management
Our alarm management system integrates with most leading clinical and operational systems: EHRs, physiologic monitoring systems, critical lab systems, and many more. It enables prioritisation of alarms and sending of only actionable patient event notifications to the right recipient. The entire care team can securely text each other in response to an event.
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Key Features: Vocera Alarm Management
- Configurable workflow-based and rules-based filters and escalations
- Seamless delivery of contextually-relevant data to recipient’s device of choice, including smartphones, tablets and the Vocera Badge
- Support for all types of clinical data including waveforms, vital signs, and contextual data
- Native push technology for reliable alert delivery and improved security
- Seamless integration with industry-leading patient monitoring systems
Vocera Alarm Management & Analytics
Reduce alarm fatigue, improve patient safety, elevate staff and patient satisfaction and comply with regulatory initiatives.
The Right Analytics Engine is the Gateway to Effective Alarm Management
Get this report to learn how innovators like Johns Hopkins Hospital and Boston Medical Center are addressing alarm management, and how the right technology can increase patient safety and improve outcomes.
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VOCERA CLINICAL SYSTEM INTEGRATIONS
Vocera integrates with more than 140 clinical systems such as EHRs, nurse call, patient monitoring, patient flow, interactive patient engagement, and real-time location systems to enable critical information exchange, improve operational efficiency and patient experience.
Integration Partners
In hospitals worldwide, Vocera has been integrated with more than 140 clinical systems including: electronic health records, nurse call, patient monitoring, patient flow, and patient wandering, interactive patient engagement, and security and emergency communications.