From Emergency Situations to Routine Communications

By Mike Ellis|2022-04-30T18:39:22+00:00January 3rd, 2010|0 Comments
When Clarinda Regional Heath Center needs to assemble their Decontamination Unit, time is of the essence. “The quicker we get the decon-team in to help, the more likely we are to minimize injury,” said Adam Wainwright, Hospital Preparedness Coordinator.

Join Clarinda Regional Health Center and others across the country by responding to incidents quickly with CodeRED. Assemble first responders, notify staff with instructions and perhaps most importantly, maintain a sense of calm by simply keeping people informed. The CodeRED system is easy to implement and can be used for routine communications, such as filling open shifts and providing department announcements, in addition to use in emergency situations.Recently two farmers covered with ammonia arrived at the Emergency Room directly from the field. CodeRED was used to call staff in to quickly wash/ remove the ammonia from their bodies and both men were able to walk away from the incident virtually unharmed thanks to their speedy response. Seconds truly count when you are dealing with potentially life-threatening injuries. Noting that emergencies can occur at any time, Wainwright appreciates the ability to easily reach on call staff no matter where they are, “not having to rely on a traditional calling tree is a huge benefit of the CodeRED system, it frees up staff to focus on helping our patients especially after normal business hours when staffing is low.”

As pioneers in the mass notification industry, Emergency Communications Network is different from other solution providers. They possess a unique understanding not only of the technology to deliver messages, but also how people interact with the technology. Since 1998, from chemical spills to road closures, severe weather warnings to power outages, Emergency Communications Network has supported clients by providing high-speed notification. In fact, every day law enforcement agencies rely on the network as the technology behind the national program, A Child Is Missing. And now, with some new functionality to provide additional options for private industry, CodeRED is available across industries. To learn more visit emergencycommunications. net or call 866-939-0911.

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Mike Ellis is Customer Relationship Manager for Emergency Communications Network and can be reached at [email protected]. Follow him on Twitter or read his blog, links can be found at emergencycommunications.net.

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