How it works
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Yachts are equipped with a light, portable ruggedised tablet PC with Safe Triage System software, plus all wireless enabled equipment for capturing vital signs. The receiving medical centres have an easy access web based portal to receive patient data. The system has the ability to capture and transmit all vital signs via wireless peripherals to aid intelligent diagnosis including (but not limited to): 12 Channel ECG, Blood Oxygen Saturation, Respiration Rate, Blood Pressure, Peak Flow and Blood Glucose Levels. |
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Ease of use is critical and the system has been specifically designed for non-medically trained personnel. If a medical incident arises simply switch on the Safe Triage unit and follow the onscreen instructions. The system can be pre-configured with crew and passenger details, including any pre-existing patient conditions, for enhanced safety and speed of medical intervention. |
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If a medical incident arises simply switch on the Safe Triage unit and follow the onscreen instructions. The system can be pre-configured with crew and passenger details, including any pre-existing patient conditions, for enhanced safety and speed of medical intervention. |
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The touch screen interface, with handwriting recognition including short cuts, enables medical incidents and vital signs to be captured and transmitted ‘real-time’ via satellite in a secure, encrypted format to a 24/7 medical centre. The designated emergency department or trauma centre receives full patient details, including the vital signs and digital images. The clinician can then advise on interventions whilst receiving real time information on the patient’s status, location and destination. |
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The system provides a wide range of data for clinical decision support at the scene, including a comprehensive medical reference database. A comprehensive drugs database provides guidance on the type of drug, method of administration, dosage, units, interactions, contraindications and warnings. |
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