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Top 5 Ways an In-Vehicle Router Improves EMS Operations & Patient Care

Wednesday, July 20, 2011 - 1:00pm (EST)

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EMS agencies continue to implement new technology in ambulances, like electronic patient care records ... but are you stopping to consider the big picture?

You know that providing a data connection to vehicles is a minimum requirement, but how can you improve medic efficiency and improve patient care given the current economic climate?

Before you proceed with new applications like CAD, AVL, 12-lead, and EPCR, be sure you can adapt in an ever-evolving wireless environment.

In this webcast, we’ll share with you the 5 key ways a new future-proof architecture can improve patient care and EMS operations efficiency. You’ll learn how a mobile gateway architecture can provide a communications platform that will support all your new technologies and wireless networks. You’ll also hear from Gary Miller, CEO, Prompt Medical Transportation, Inc. about how his agency is using the technology across Northwest Indiana to support dispatch, vehicle location, electronic patient care records, driver safety equipment and defibrillators.

Speaker(s):

Tony Morris
VP Marketing
In Motion Technology Inc.

With more than 20 years in the data communications industry, Tony has a proven track record of successfully positioning and delivering products to market while focusing on the bottom line. Before coming to In Motion Technology, Tony was vice president of sales of IP solutions for MetaSolv Software, Inc., where he managed all IP-related product sales in North and South America and Asia Pacific. He served as director of systems engineering and business development for Laurel Networks. Tony has an honors degree in cybernetics and control from Reading University in the United Kingdom.

Gary T. Miller
CEO
Prompt Ambulance Service, Inc

Gary T. Miller is the CEO of Prompt Ambulance Service, Inc. in Highland, Indiana, and has been involved in the medical transportation industry for over 30 years. Gary is actively involved in his community and serves as the Chairman of the Indiana Emergency Medical Services Commission. Inducted into the Northwest Indiana Business Hall of Fame, Gary is a graduate of Indiana University Northwest with a Bachelor of Science Business Administration Degree and the Entrepreneurial Program at Purdue University Calumet.