Product Description
Med Media’s EMStat 5 combines the best
features of a desktop and a mobile
solution into one product. EMStat 5
follows the progressive workflow of an EMS
call and helps the user to complete
patient care reporting and required data
collection in a fraction of the time
compared to traditional methods and other
stagnant electronic solutions. EMStat
works offline or when connected to the
internet.
EMStat 5 utilizes the power of our WebCUR
solution to automatically download updates
and administrative changes each time the
computer connects to the WebCUR system.
PCR’s may be reviewed online for quality
assurance. Standard administrative reports
may be generated at the touch of a button
and customized reports may be created by
using our ad hoc query builder and
exported to Excel. Additional virtual
offices features such as text paging,
calendaring, certification tracking and
document storage are included in the
system.
EMStat 5 automates all functions in a
manner that minimizes entry errors and
effectively collects data required by the
Department of Health and other Federal
agencies. EMStat 5 even employs visual and
aural cues to indicate the absence of
required data prior to closing a PCR.
EMStat 5 meets the requirements as defined
by NHSTA 2.1 Silver compliance but is
designed to meet specific requirements
that vary from state to state.
Paperless Features
MM Sig™ with Scan & Attach
The MM Sig™ module in EMStat™ permits
the agency to collect signatures from
patients and professionals. The agency
can create custom forms within the
module that are unique to the
organization. Paper documents, EKG
strips, digital images and any other
file type may be electronically attached
to the PCR or Administrative view of the
record. EMS personnel can electronically
sign the PCR on a mobile or desktop
computer. Once saved, the ePCR is stored
in a .pdf format for portability.
Hospital Access
Receiving hospitals authorized for
access in the WebCUR™ system can receive
charts electronically. Authorized
hospital users of the system can log in
and download trips after permission has
been granted by the EMS organization.
The hospital only sees ePCR’s on which
they are marked as the receiving
facility. Multiple permitted users at
the hospital are able to access the ePCR.
The EMS organization maintains access
control to the hospitals. The WebCUR™
Hospital Access system electronically
tracks users as they access the record.
WebPCR™
The browser-based WebPCR™ application is
accessible by authorized users from any
current web browser. Access is limited
to locations where internet access is
available. The use of WebPCR™ can be
combined with our EMStat™ application or
used alone without client software.
Contact your Med Media representative
for more information.
Extent of Use
Med Media, Inc. has over 750 clients
utilizing our products across the United
States and its territories. Med Media,
Inc. has developed the infrastructure for
several regional and statewide systems
including Pennsylvania, Nevada, Iowa,
North Dakota, Hawaii, and the Commonwealth of
the Northern Mariana Islands.
Specifications and Differentiators
EMStat 5 is able to integrate with other
records management systems. This is
important to allow your data to be sent to
internal and external sources as needed.
Applications include integration with CAD,
third-party billing services, surveillance
systems and patient monitoring devices. EMStat
5 integrates with the leading EMS
billing software vendors. A billing module
to send information from EMStat is
available for Code 3 Billing, Inc., RAM
Billing, Sweetsoft Amazon Billing,
Integrated Services, Inc. and Zoll Data
Systems, Inc. EMStat and WebCUR use an
open-standards format to easily integrate
with computer-aided dispatch (CAD)
programs such as Medical Dispatch, records
management systems and surveillance
systems. Med Media's software also works
with popular EMS billing services such as
Professional Claims Company, Inc.,
Cornerstone AdminiSystems,
MED3000,
EMS Management & Consultants,
EmBill,
AmbCoach and
Ambulance Reimbursement Systems, Inc.