Ascom Speeds up Healthcare Response Times by Advanced Integration with Leading EHR Systems

AscomAscom, a leading supplier of Healthcare ICT solutions, is extending its Unite Messaging Suite® integration capability with leading EHR (Electronic Health Record) systems by enabling advanced alert messaging for patient admissions, discharges and transfers. One of the most commonly deployed components of any EHR system is ADT (Admission, Discharge and Transfer), which initiates and controls patient movement.

For many hospitals the ADT process has remained largely unchanged over the past decade. Today, with intelligent integration through Ascom Unite, a more streamlined approach is available. ADT-related messages can now be sent directly to caregivers' mobile devices, speeding up care transitions for patients. Whether it’s moving a patient from ER to a ward, or admitting a patient for a diagnostic evaluation such as an X-ray, sending alerts to staff handsets improves communication flows and response times.

Claes Ödman, General Manager, Ascom Wireless Solutions states: "Integration with EHR systems to dispatch ADT alerts provides a quick and easy way to improve responsiveness. Ultimately, the goal is to give care teams the information they need in order to react quickly and effectively. Ascom Unite's advanced integration with EHR systems provides an indispensable tool that streamlines communications, enhances patient workflow and promotes even better care environments."

About Ascom Wireless Solutions
Founded in 1955, Ascom Wireless Solutions, a division of Ascom AG, provides mission critical ICT for global healthcare. Today, more than 100,000 of our systems are installed in hospitals, senior care and independent living facilities and any business areas where mission critical communication is vital. Above all, we are dedicated to making a difference in healthcare.

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