Prehospital Intelligence™
Enabling EMS-Hospital Collaboration
Collaborate with hospitals to drive improved patient outcomes
Prehospital Intelligence
Close the Data Loop in Real-Time
For EMS agencies, improving means knowing patient outcomes and how the community uses EMS services. ESO Prehospital Intelligence helps to close the data loop, giving crews real-time visibility into patient outcomes and the feedback needed to continuously improve care.
With Prehospital Intelligence, accessing outcomes data also earns continuing education (CE) credit, turning every patient encounter into a learning opportunity. This shared intelligence builds stronger EMS-hospital partnerships and ensures that every minute – from dispatch to discharge – is working toward better outcomes for patients and communities.
Prehospital Intelligence
Features and Benefits
Prehospital Intelligence
Increased Collaboration
EMS agencies gain real-time visibility into patient outcomes, fostering a feedback loop that drives continuous improvement. These shared outcomes strengthen EMS-hospital partnerships, sharpen care coordination, and give agencies the information they need to continuously improve patient and community care.
Prehospital Intelligence
Earn Continuing Education Credit
Continuing education (CE) credit is built directly into the outcomes review process in Prehospital Intelligence, enabling EMS to earn credit for the work they are already doing. For agencies handling full schedules and demanding calls, professional development can happen as part of the regular workflow.
Prehospital Intelligence
Review Outcome Summaries When Time is Short
EMS professionals can quickly see their impact on patient outcomes with real-time feedback in the moments between calls. Later, when time allows, teams can thoroughly review full patient outcome details while earning CE credits.
Prehospital Intelligence
The Emergency Response Ecosystem
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Health Data Exchange (HDE)
Real-time interoperability
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EHR
Mobile-first documentation in the field
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Patient Registry
Focus on patient outcomes, not data entry