TeamAlert™ allows you to notify any patient-care team in a single call.
TeamAlert eliminates the need to refer to phone lists and call schedules, so patient-care teams are mobilized faster.
PerfectServe TeamAlert™ can help you reduce door-to-balloon time, meet Joint Commission one-call requirements for Primary Stroke Center Certification, and quickly mobilize any patient care team including rapid response, trauma, open-heart and more.
TeamAlert knows which team members are needed.
When an alert is called in, TeamAlert knows precisely which disciplines are required, depending on the type of event. The appropriate individuals are notified – whether inside or outside the hospital – in the time it takes to make a single phone call.
TeamAlert knows which team members are on duty.
Manually interpreting schedules and call instructions can waste valuable seconds – or minutes. And mistakes in call schedules can cause further delays.
Because on-call schedules are built into PerfectServe, TeamAlert always knows which staff members are on duty, and who is covering each discipline. Calls are placed and messages are sent simultaneously to the appropriate team members within seconds of the alert being called in.
TeamAlert utilizes PerfectServe’s failsafe messaging to escalate notification automatically when a team member is non-responsive.
If a team member doesn’t respond to an alert within a specific time period – two or three minutes, typically – TeamAlert automatically sends notification again to the individual. If there is still no response, TeamAlert will automatically notify other members of the team.
TeamAlert accommodates all types of contact devices.
Because PerfectServe is compatible with all contact devices, TeamAlert processes can include sending real-time calls to cell phones, failsafe voice, email and text messages, and numeric and alpha paging.
TeamAlert summons team members wherever they might be.
Unlike overhead paging, TeamAlert is not bound to any specific location. Notifications can be sent to team members anywhere – in the hospital, at a restaurant, at home for the evening, or in traffic.
TeamAlert informs team members of the nature, location and seriousness of the event.
TeamAlert can take information from the person calling in the alert – the nature of the emergency, for example, and the location where assistance is needed – and include it in the alert notification. So each team member who receives an alert has an idea of what to expect when he or she reaches the patient.
TeamAlert documents each and every alert event and provides the data you need to improve your processes.
PerfectServe TeamAlert automatically documents each alert, the event type, and the contact outcomes, including each team member’s receipt of the notification. PerfectServe email reports can be provided on a daily, weekly, monthly, or on an as-needed basis.