Easy and intuitive interface
Designed to guide first responders through the triage process and ensures consistency of triage and patient vitals.
Datum · For every responding agency
Real-time mass casualty triage and patient tracking platform
Datum is a solution for MCIs when there are multiple patients involved and enables real-time communication by first responders to all those involved in the response. The protocol driven triage process guides first responders through a rapid assessment of the status of all patients, and via the easy to use interface, allows entry of critical patient, transport and destination data.
This vital information is provided to all organisations involved in the response in real-time dashboard updates, from the point the patient is initially triaged, right through to when they arrive at the receiving medical facility.
As information can be updated at any time, the Incident Commander and responding organisations can monitor the evolving situation and coordinate the response, planning resources and patient care to achieve the best possible patient outcomes.
Features
Features in Datum
Works on iOS & Android NFC capable smart phones. Dashboards available on any web browser. Offline capability
Guided and quick triage options designed for all levels of first responders
Real-time local and web browser multi-incident dashboards including live triage map
Intuitive patient status and critical data entry
Live transport and destination data including vehicle and estimated time of arrival
Integration with Nexus coming soon.
Benefits
Benefits of Datum
Real-time updates
Keeps all those involved with the incident up to date with the latest information, allowing for coordination of the response and allocation of resources.
Keep track of patients at all times
A live triage map tracks patients letting you know how many patients there are, how sick they are and when they will arrive at the receiving hospitals.
Fast and easy handover with receiving clinical staff
Easily integrate electronic patient report forms or patient care records into any existing data system via an API.
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