ZOLL emsCharts NOW enables clinicians to quickly, conveniently, and securely capture critical patient data at the time of contact, using a standard, agency-issued or personal mobile device.
Collect Patient Data Contemporaneously
In the midst of an emergency, EMS clinicians may hastily scribble vital patient information on gloves, medical tape, and note pads to sort through and make sense of later. It’s a less-than-ideal approach, but logging into browser-based ePCR software from the field can be difficult — or impossible. Until now, the only viable alternative was a specialized Windows device running full-version software. Those devices are costly to acquire and maintain, and they require significant IT resources. ZOLL emsCharts NOW, the mobile companion app to our cloud-based ePCR solution, ZOLL emsCharts, solves those problems and more. It transforms the process of charting on scene.
Charting takes significant time when done correctly. EMS clinicans often describe it as their least favorite responsibility. The ZOLL emsCharts NOW mobile companion app enables users to collect patient data contemporaneously, while they are at the scene. Contemporaneous documentation via a single input point replaces reliance on memory to capture the actions taken and the sequence, reducing errors and improving compliance. Designed for mobile environments, the intuitive UI saves time and simplifies charting by providing quick, easy access to commonly administered medications and medical interventions. ZOLL emsCharts NOW is purpose-built to perform on standard, agency-issued or personal iOS and Android devices, significantly reducing both equipment and IT support costs.
The ZOLL emsCharts NOW mobile companion app has robust field functionality and saves data locally when no active internet connection is available. The local database is encrypted at rest and in transit to comply with HIPAA requirements. Clinicians can chart confidently and securely on scene, without fear of data loss or rework later on. Time-saving features include:
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