011 VACIS- PCRs in the mobile environment

More info can be found at the Operational Health website Used by all Ambulance Services in Eastern Australia, VACIS brings ePCRs into the prehospital environment. Ambulance Victoria's Solution Delivery Manager, Noelle McCabe, discusses the development of a mobile patient care record and reveals some of the difficulties along the way. VACIS, the Victorian Ambulance Clinical Information System, is a patient care record computer application specifically designed for Australian ambulance services. Although originating in Victoria, it is used in every ambulance service in Australia's eastern states, covering 80% the Australian population. VACIS provides: - An evidence base to clinical practice - Data to establish clinical procedure and guideline compliance levels of ambulance paramedics - Valid and consistent patient data, from call to discharge, for ambulance led clinical research. About my guest Noelle McCabe is currently the Solution Delivery Manager for Ambulance Victoria and has been there throughout the life of VACIS. Since 2002, Noelle has been heavily involved with the collaboration that has been the backbone of VACIS development, from paramedic through to organisation and developers.

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011 VACIS- PCRs in the mobile environment is an episode from Operational Health : Conversations about emergency, disaster and routine healthcare management. by Craig.

This episode is 30:49 long.

This episode was published on Jan 18, 2015.

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