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1 Emergency Medical Services Documentation Telling the Patient’s Story

2 911 Call

3 In an emergency situation, all your attention is on the patient. The last thing you need is the distraction of paperwork.

4 But the documentation is important!  Supports patient care  Assists with transfer of care  Validates protocol compliance  Helps identify training needs  Justifies treatments administered  Ensures accurate billing  Minimizes risk exposure

5 Medics understand how important it is to keep accurate records, but even with e-PCR programs, documentation is a time-consuming, unpleasant task that has far-reaching impacts.

6 It’s 2 a.m. What’s on this medic’s mind?

7 What is the medic’s leadership thinking? Did we capture everything correctly for reporting and billing?

8 Don’t emergency workers have enough to worry about?

9 At the end of the shift, what are the real costs? INVOICE Patient Safety $?? Lost Productivity $?? Risk Exposure $?? Denied Reimbursements $?? Protocol Noncompliance $?? Inconsistencies $?? Slow/difficult QA $?? Total cost to organization $????

10 Perhaps your current situation forces medics to divide their attention between patients and paperwork. Both are critical, so what’s a medic to do?

11 Why not take a cue from doctors? They’re faced with the same dilemma: patient versus paperwork. Their solution is transcription, which frees up physicians to do what they do best: care for patients. Can that same value transfer to EMS departments?

12 In the Feb 2014 issue of JEMS, an EMS department that uses transcription extensively shares their story. The results on productivity, standardization and morale have been so dramatic that one medic noted: “Dictation is a medic's best friend.” -Todd Parson, 30-year EMS Veteran

13 Versio customizes its services to match your needs. This is one example of how transcription can fit into your current workflow. In this sample, transcription is done right into your ePCR.

14 Here is a second workflow example. In this scenario, all transcription is done on Versio’s platform.

15 Versio’s platform is easy to learn and use. Our friendly, knowledge Support Desk staff can help with any needs you may have.

16 What’s the ROI? Safer patients Professional, polished, standardized reporting Increased unit productivity – medics are ready for the next call in minutes More accurate billing = fewer denied reimbursements Streamlined QA with fewer discrepancies Supports mobile integrated health initiatives Lower risk Ease the load on medics – increase morale, decrease burnout and turnover

17 Let Versio take care of the paperwork… while you take care of the community.

18 Every department is different, so please contact us for an introductory conversation regarding your specific needs. sales@myversio.com 253-277-0505


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