Case Study: Saving Lives in Tucson: Mobile Telehealth Connects Rural EMS to Emergency Physicians
Particularly with rural EMS, the immediacy of live video consultations with emergency department (ED) physicians in the field can be life-saving. Learn more in this case study, which includes:
- Prehospital communication pilot project using telehealth to increase productivity
- (AzREADI) is serving two rural EMS agencies: the Rio Rico Fire and Medical District and the Sonoita-Elgin Fire District
- Consulting with physicians 24/7 through e-Bridge Connect allows EMS and hospitals
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Proven Success: Results By The Numbers
Active e-Bridge user accounts from 2023 to now
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CAREpoints installed
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Reduction in door-to-needle times at Southeast Health Medical Center
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Decrease in average door-to-antibiotic time at Northeast Georgia Health System
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Reduction in transports at County of Los Angeles Fire Department
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Success rate in EMS activations at Northeast Georgia Health System
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Decrease in door to antibiotic time at Northeast Georgia Health System
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Door-to-needle time at Banner Boswell Medical Center
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Nursing hours saved at Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital
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Savings in form costs at Amita Health St. Joseph Hospital
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Reduction in time to treatment in Illinois with Naperville Valley Fire Department
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Reduction in first medical contact to balloon time at Baystate Medical Center
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Door-to-balloon time achieved at Baystate Medical Center
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Annual cost saving potential of repairing antiquated workstations at Providence Holy Cross Medical Center
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Reduction in false activations at HCA Chippenham
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Reduction in ED boarding time at Baystate Medical Center
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Improvement in door-to-physician times at Southeast Health Medical Center
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Average EMS handoff at Rush Copley Medical Center
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Saved by eliminating additional 12-Lead storage system at Baystate Medical Center
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