Vanderbilt Lifeflight vs ezEMRx

Vanderbilt LifeFlight is a comprehensive resource tool intended primarily for use by emergency first responders, fire and EMS agencies, 911 dispatch centers, law enforcement and hospitals in the Vanderbilt LifeFlight service area throughout Middle, East and West Tennessee and Southern Kentucky. The advanced user (with approval from the local EMS authority) can instantly alert the Vanderbilt LifeFlight communications center with a flight request, sending GPS location and other vital information directly to the computer aided dispatch software. Registration is required for all users. All users, once registered, will have access to the basic functions of the app. Only users approved by their local EMS authority will have access to the advanced features with the ability to request a helicopter transport. The Vanderbilt LifeFlight tool provides additional functions including: - Push notifications on training and other information - Hospital directory, searchable by name - LifeFlight training calendar - Landing zone guide

ezEMRx’ s evidence based instances can be configured within the clinical decision support engine clinical elements can be configured within the rules engine to track against a patient's condition and trigger events with patient context at point of care. ezEMRx was designed from ground-up with the primary focus on clinical needs. This design was established to adhere to clinical documentation directives of the SOAP (subjective Objective, Assessment and Plan) notes. Features include a clinical dashboard for providers displaying the patient's progress. Thus provides can track and review the patient goals and objectives. The visual interface is central to the ezEMRx mobility platform. With the ezEMRx Mobility app, providers can access and update patient records on the go, using an iPhone or an iPad.