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There are many benefits of switching from paper-based documentation to electronic. Converting from charting your medical records on paper to an electronic format can seem like a daunting task, but several benefits make

I have been in the practice of Emergency Medicine for the past 39+ years, exclusively in the same busy urban Community Hospital. Like all of

Having the technology you need when responding to and documenting Code Blue events is crucial to your healthcare facility’s integrity. Caring for patients, especially during medical emergencies such as Code Blue events, can be

In the 2020 Medscape Emergency Medicine Lifestyle, Happiness & Burnout Report, only 25% of Emergency Physicians surveyed were “very or extremely happy at work.” [i] The

In the Canadian Journal of Hospital Pharmacy, the Canadian Institute for Health Information reported that harm occurred in every 1 of 18 hospitalizations in Canada,

What follows the chaos of a Code Blue event, the acquisition and handling of the Code Blue records, is nearly as important as managing the

View Video Demo The Reality of Code Blue Any healthcare professional is undoubtedly familiar with the chaos that ensues when a patient enters cardiac arrest.

In-hospital cardiac arrests (CODE BLUE) occur in both large and small healthcare facilities, and the outcomes are usually quite disappointing. The percentage of the 200,000

View Video Demo Code Blue Legal Issues Documentation At some point, every medical professional will wonder about the legal ramifications of an in-hospital cardiac arrest

Each year thousands of dollars are lost due to undocumented infusionstop times. Infusion start/stop time documentation compliance can be challenging. Even more challenging, can be