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Navigating today’s online world filled with scammers, phishing attempts, and malware can be challenging. Pulsara wants to remind you that all official job postings will be on our Careers Page at www.pulsara.com/careers which link to our official and only job application process. When submitting a job application, even if you found the job posting elsewhere, always go through our official Careers Page to submit your application. Pulsara does not use outside recruiting agencies and we do not solicit individual job seekers as a part of our job recruitment process. If you see anything suspicious, please contact us (www.pulsara.com/contact). Stay safe out there! -Team Pulsara

We've got a full event schedule in September. From EMS World to Texas EMS Evolution, see where you can catch our teams next month!

Grab your copy of the 2024 EMS Trend Survey today. The comprehensive report, created in collaboration between EMS1 and Fitch & Associates, LLC, offers valuable insights for #EMSLeaders to understand the needs and expectations of their stakeholders, paving the way for a more resilient and effective EMS system of the future. #EMS #EMSTrendReport #WhatParamedicsWant

“All of the information is right there at your fingertips. It doesn’t matter where I’m at in this hospital—if I get an alert, I can respond a lot faster. I think our physicians and our neurologists would say the same thing. They can respond a lot quicker and ask questions in the chat. It makes our response times a lot better.” - Sarah Launius, BSN, RN, CCRN, ASC-BC, stroke coordinator at Baptist Health North Little Rock Instead of delivering a #radioreport to the hospital, EMS began using Pulsara to start stroke cases in the field. In a matter of months, Baptist Health - North Little Rock's stroke team reduced their average door-in-door-out time for #stroketransfers by 42%. #CustomerSuccess #StrokePatientCare

During time-sensitive emergencies, sharing data between EMS and the hospital is a vital part of patient care. But, due to HIPAA, many hospitals get nervous about the thought of sharing patient data or #PHI with EMS agencies. There's good news! #HIPAA not only allows but encourages bi-directional data sharing between #EMS and the hospital. #DataSharing

In addition to improved prevention measures, much of the improvement in in-hospital #cardiacarrest (IHCA) survival outcomes can be attributed to better resuscitation and post-resuscitation techniques, widespread use of specialized code team responders, and adoption of guideline-directed therapy. Visit the link below for an overview of current knowledge regarding #IHCA epidemiology, management, and prevention.

One of UCHealth Memorial Hospital Central's top mechanisms of injury is geriatric ground-level falls. Despite having strong Trauma and Stroke alert systems, they found a critical issue: communication breakdowns when coordinating care between teams. Watch the webinar to learn how teams at UCHealth Memorial Hospital Central streamlined #trauma & #stroke care with an innovative 'STRAUMA' alert, enhancing dual team notification and response for better patient care and coordination. #CustomerSuccess #STRAUMA #PatientCare

Mass casualty incidents present a number of unique challenges. In such a high-pressured environment, communication and coordination are critical. Visit the link below to learn how healthcare providers in Colorado have relentlessly pursued methods to improve communication between #EMS and the hospital, and now between all parties who respond to #MCIs. #PatientWristbands #IncidentManagement #CustomerSuccess

How could your life, the lives of your fellow clinicians, and the lives of your patients improve with an efficiently coordinated patient care journey? Visit the link below to learn how health systems in the U.S. and Australia have leveraged networked communication to decrease treatment times, improve patient care, and build a regional system of care. #NetworkedCommunications #PatientCare #ConnectedCareTeams

3. Train to de-escalate. There are resources available where providers can learn how to de-escalate, but such training usually involves components like active listening, understanding and validating a subject’s concerns, and maintaining a calm environment that doesn’t further trigger or inflame someone already on edge. #EMS #BehavioralHealth #CommunityParamedicine #ProviderSafety #PatientSafety