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CommandAware

Source: API Healthcare, A GE Healthcare Company

CommandAware, the leader in incident management systems for healthcare, is now part of API Healthcare. CommandAware is the most comprehensive and widely adopted hospital event management system available to hospitals today.

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CommandAware, the leader in incident management systems for healthcare, is now part of API Healthcare. CommandAware is the most comprehensive and widely adopted hospital event management system available to hospitals today. CommandAware enables hospitals to quickly become HICS IV and NIMS compliant, as well as meet the Joint Commission preparedness standards. Currently adopted in over 220 hospitals across 11 states, CommandAware addresses all the phases of disaster response: preparation, mitigation, response and recovery. It has been used during drills, including the largest earthquake exercise in US history, and in responses to real disasters including hurricanes, earthquakes, a mass casualty train accident, high patient census, and wildfires.

Strengthen Your Hospital’s Emergency Preparedness and Response

  • Quickly implement a HICS IV compliant emergency operations plan (EOP)
  • Provide hospital command center staff with real-time dynamic guidance through CommandAware’s Dashboard
  • Gain superior situational awareness through CommandAware’s capacity management tool
  • Use an ICS-based communications system
  • Automate documentation collection for federal reimbursement

 

Collaborate with Hospitals in Your Region During Large Scale Disasters

  • Meet FY 2008 sub-capability requirements of the DHHS/ASPR Hospital Preparedness Program (HPP)
  • Easily implement an interoperable communications system, including HAvBED compliant bed reporting capabilities and real-time ICS collaboration tools
  • Deploy standardized fatality and evacuation management plans
  • Build regional National Incident Management System (NIMS) compliance

 

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Brochure: CommandAware