Clinical Communications Platform
Digitizing clinical communication and collaboration
Per Spyglass Consulting Group, 73 percent of hospitals are embracing digital transformation to address the communication and collaboration requirements of today’s clinical professionals.
The end of outdated alerting, the start of better collaboration
OnPage’s clinical communications platform incorporates secure messaging, team collaboration, on-call scheduling, alert escalation, IT incident management and more into one user-centric system. Here are the five main components of OnPage’s platform:
Benefits of a clinical communications platform
Streamline clinical workflows
Eliminate the page and phone tag cycle. Shorten response times with alerting that gets attention. Reduce human errors. Speed up access to patient information.
Protect your data
Enable HIPAA-compliant, secure text messaging. Share files securely. Deploy IT incident management to ensure uptime and productivity.
Ease burden on staff
Combine all alerting on one platform. Enable secure messaging on a device that staff already owns. Balance the workload with on-call scheduling.
Direct patient-to-physician communications
Patient-to-physician communications are streamlined with OnPage’s dedicated lines and live call capabilities. Patients dial just one number to directly reach on-call physicians, discussing their urgent and time-sensitive clinical issues.
When patients need to reach out to a physician on a live call, OnPage automates the process and includes escalation paths, ensuring that patient issues are always addressed.
OnPage is perfect for all healthcare organizations:
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NEW! Amion integration
OnPage’s alerting capabilities now integrate with Amion’s intelligent scheduling solution, allowing care teams to automate the manual on-call process. This way, the right on-call physician will automatically receive critical alerts to provide better patient care.
Healthcare organizations can now give patients and staff instant, 24×7 access to on-call physicians while eliminating the need (and costs!) for operators or dispatchers.
