Rapid Response Made Easy
Our user-friendly interface guides staff through SBARI (Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendation, Intervention) makes documentation easy, ensuring consistent communication and timely interventions.
AI Powered Insights for Clinicians
We combine your existing early warning scores with an AI-driven analysis of patient vitals, nurse notes, and EHR data. This hybrid model enriches situational awareness, offering clinicians richer insights while keeping them in charge of final decisions.
Clinically Validated
Our platform integrates evidence-based scoring systems to ensure every alert is grounded in trusted clinical guidelines. This validated approach maintains high accuracy and fosters confidence among healthcare teams.
Leveraging Predictive AI for Early Intervention
The Automated Rapid Response System (RRS) transforms how hospitals manage patient deterioration by replacing traditional methods like phone calls and pagers with AI-powered alerts and real-time communication. This system constantly monitors patient data, using algorithms to detect early signs of clinical decline through changes in vital signs and enhanced Modified Early Warning Scores (MEWS). This allows the Rapid Response Team (RRT) to intervene early, potentially reducing ICU transfers and improving patient outcomes while also lowering hospital costs.[1]
Discover Our Product's Key Features
Automated Documentation
The RRS streamlines post-event documentation by automatically recording essential details such as response times, interventions, patient vitals, and event durations.
Predictive Patient Monitoring
Our advanced algorithms anticipate patient decline, alerting the Rapid Response Team before a crisis occurs.
SBARI
Our systematic SBARI tool features a structured checklist that captures essential patient details, ensuring accurate communication and supporting effective interventions in critical medical situations.
Real - Time Alerts and Messaging
RRS’s built-in messaging feature allows team members to communicate in real-time, ensuring everyone stays updated on the patient’s condition and required interventions.
Enhanced Training and Education
Hospitals can use RRS data to train staff by reviewing past events, identifying improvement areas, reinforcing best practices, and ensuring consistent, high-quality responses.
Instant Access to Patient Data
With RRS, the entire authorised Rapid Response Team has instant access to the patient’s clinical history, vital signs, and recent lab results on their mobile devices.
Meet Our Expert Advisor
Dr. Zahid Akram is Board Certified and specializes in Pulmonology and Sleep Medicine at HCA Florida Trinity Hospital. Dr. Akram completed Medical School at Dow Medical College and Residency at Cook County Hospital. He completed his Fellowships at the University of California Davis Medical Center (Pulmonary Disease) and the Hospital of the University Health Center of Pittsburgh (Critical Care Medicine).
HIPAA Compliance and Interoperability
RRS is fully HIPAA and SOC 2 compliant and integrates seamlessly with major Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems, including Cerner, EPIC, and Meditech, ensuring interoperability across healthcare organizations. We offer flexible deployment options, including cloud, on-premises, or private-cloud configurations, all with strict compliance protocols. For Azure users, our AI module integrates seamlessly with HIPAA-eligible environments. We also ensure Business Associate Agreements (BAAs) are in place to meet HIPAA requirements.
Seamless Integration with EHR and Hospital Systems
RRS integrates smoothly with most Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems, ensuring that patient data flows effortlessly between RRS and your hospital’s existing infrastructure [11]. Our system automatically pulls critical information like patient history and recent lab results, providing the Rapid Response Team with all necessary data in real-time. This integration minimizes manual data entry, reduces the risk of errors, and allows your team to focus on patient care [12].
FHIR - Enabled
Real-time retrieval of vitals and lab results for automated scoring.
Data Mapping
Custom mappings to align with your unique EHR fields.
Data Security
On-premises, private cloud, or hybrid setups for diverse IT infrastructures.
Clinical and Financial Benefits You Can Count On
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Reduced Unplanned ICU Transfers
Earlier detection can help lower the need for higher-acuity care.
Shorter Length of Stay
Swift identification of deterioration supports timely intervention and discharge.
Improved Team Coordination
Standardized SBAR/SBARI communication keeps the entire care team aligned.
Streamlined Staff Workflows
Automated communication and reporting free up clinical staff, allowing them to focus on patient care.
Interoperability with Major EHR Systems
Seamless integration with Cerner, EPIC, and Meditech enhances workflow efficiency, enabling better data sharing and coordination.
“RRS enables predictive analysis, drastically reducing the time between critical alerts and medical action. This swift, data-driven approach improves patient outcomes, boosts hospital efficiency, and optimises resource use when seconds matter.”
Clinical Advisor, Board Certified Critical Care Specialist
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