SATS Mobile Triage
What's SATS Mobile Triage APK?
SATS Mobile Triage is a app for Android, It's developed by Open Medicine Project author.
First released on google play in 9 years ago and latest version released in 8 years ago.
This app has 0 download times on Google play and rated as 4.42 stars with 31 rated times.
This product is an app in Medical category. More infomartion of SATS Mobile Triage on google play
Triage is the critical process used to effectively prioritize patients and if implemented correctly has been shown to decrease mortality.
This becomes especially important within developing countries such as South Africa wherein the healthy system is further strained by the growing burden of disease and increased trauma, and lacks the relevant and adequate human and technological capacity and support to effectively manage the environment.
TOMPSA has identified a critical need in this regard and is in process of developing an automated, multi-parameter diagnostic triage device and accompanying application to be used by healthcare workers. The triage device would improve triage accuracy and optimize and automate the triaging process reducing triage time and related requisite training.
Furthermore, it would capacitate healthcare workers in under resourced environments to do an effective triage assessment, as the device would facilitate an instant electronic record of triage and relay data to a centralized point in an emergency centre.
We would like to thank Michele Twomey and DGN WebSolutions (Gerco Brandwijk) for making this app possible.
This becomes especially important within developing countries such as South Africa wherein the healthy system is further strained by the growing burden of disease and increased trauma, and lacks the relevant and adequate human and technological capacity and support to effectively manage the environment.
TOMPSA has identified a critical need in this regard and is in process of developing an automated, multi-parameter diagnostic triage device and accompanying application to be used by healthcare workers. The triage device would improve triage accuracy and optimize and automate the triaging process reducing triage time and related requisite training.
Furthermore, it would capacitate healthcare workers in under resourced environments to do an effective triage assessment, as the device would facilitate an instant electronic record of triage and relay data to a centralized point in an emergency centre.
We would like to thank Michele Twomey and DGN WebSolutions (Gerco Brandwijk) for making this app possible.
