Clinical Comms

The clinical communication and collaboration platform simplifies communication, allowing clinical doctors to focus on nursing. A mobile (or web) application that provides role-based secure messaging, voice communication, critical alert notifications, and standby schedule management. Symplr clinical communication can also be integrated with all hospital clinical systems for instant access to existing standby schedules, critical and clinical teams, call center messages, critical laboratory results, and more. No matter your role or department, Symplr Clinical Communications allows you to communicate the right information to the right people in real-time.

Function

Unrestricted and HIPAA compliant secure messaging with automatic message status updates (sent/delivered/read)

• Attach high-resolution photos, audio, videos, and documents

After work, automatic forwarding, and gatekeeping settings can redirect or include others in important messages when you are not available

User defined groups and organization defined distribution lists allow for fast and efficient communication with multiple recipients

• Use the same application for secure messaging, alerts, and call schedules to make voice calls through the system's VoIP network

• Receive important alerts directly from nurse call systems, PACS/laboratories, EHR, and other systems on your mobile device

Schedule management tool (administrator only) creates a real-time system wide standby schedule

Role based communication allows you to contact on standby individuals or teams who can provide immediate assistance through secure SMS or voice calls within the organization and associated organizations

It can run on all common devices and platforms in healthcare systems - smartphones, feature phones, pagers, mobile workstations, desktop computers, etc.

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Clinical Comms, commonly referred to as clinical communication or medical communication, is a field that involves effective communication between healthcare professionals and patients, family members, and other healthcare team members. This communication is crucial for ensuring that patients understand the treatment plan, follow medical advice, manage the disease, and maintain overall health.

In clinical communication, medical professionals need to apply specific communication skills and strategies to ensure accurate transmission and understanding of information. This includes using clear and understandable language to explain complex medical terminology, listening to patients' doubts and concerns, and providing support and comfort. In addition, clinical communication also needs to pay attention to cultural, background, and individual differences to adapt to the needs and preferences of different patients.

Clinical Comms have a wide range of applications, involving hospitals, clinics, nursing institutions, and other medical facilities. It can not only improve patient satisfaction and compliance, but also help reduce medical disputes and improve medical quality. Therefore, more and more medical institutions are paying attention to the training and development of clinical communication to enhance the overall communication ability of medical teams.

In summary, Clinical Comms is an area that focuses on effective communication between healthcare professionals and patients, and is of great significance in improving healthcare quality, patient satisfaction, and reducing medical disputes.