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Update on 360-Degree Data: How to collect better data in the field
Wednesday, March 20, 2013 - 1:00pm (EST)
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If you feel like filling in fields makes you less effective in the field, you’ll want to hear what John Pringle has to say about 360-degree data. This webcast will discuss seven practical steps to successfully integrate new electronic tools into your emergency response systems:
1. Insist on intuitive software design.
2. Streamline patient data.
3. Look at hardware as a short-term investment. There will be a better platform next year.
4. Keep it simple.
5. Build standardized data bridges to our healthcare devices and to the hospital systems we work with every day.
6. Be supportive of your EMS crews with the adoption of technology.
7. Solicit and accept feedback.
Sponsored by:
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Speaker(s):
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John Pringle John Pringle is a paramedic/firefighter and program leader of Mobile Electronic Documentation for the City of San Diego Fire/Rescue Department. |
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