Conn. Hospital Selects ESO Health Data Exchange

Bristol Hospital has chosen ESO Health Data Exchange for its Emergency Center.

The staff of the Bristol Hospital Emergency Center will have access to timely, actionable data on patients arriving by ambulance, creating near real-time insights for more accurate assessments and treatment options. Additionally, EMS agencies will have more clinical information regarding patient outcomes to help improve the overall patient experience.

“We are fully committed to providing the best possible healthcare experience for our community,” said David Koscuk, Director of Emergency Medical Services for Bristol Hospital. “We are proud to take a leadership role by investing in first-of-its-kind technology that will help us more quickly and easily receive and share patient information between our emergency departments and our EMS partners.”

Benefits for Bristol Hospital include:

Ensuring continuity in the patient care record for greater efficiency and effectiveness

Increasing timeliness of patient information being shared with emergency departments to improve patient outcomes

Creating a digitally-driven record sharing ecosystem that provides easy access to important clinical information, eliminating the need for unnecessary paperwork

Sharing of data with EMS agencies to close the clinical loop and help improve patient outcomes in the field

“Bristol Hospital is driving the future of healthcare in its community,” said Allen Johnson, Vice President of ESO Healthcare. “They are setting the standard for how emergency departments and EMS agencies can work together to leverage the power of data to create a much more complete patient picture that will be beneficial for all parties involved.”

Bristol Hospital is currently going through implementation and plans to be live with ESO Health Data Exchange in early 2019.