Growth, the SimplyCast Way
When a situation arises with a violent patient, code white ensures a quick response to bring operations back to normal status. A violent patient poses many risks to themselves and others, which forces nurses, doctors, and personnel to address the issue quickly and efficiently.
Activating code white allows staff to be made aware of the affected area to ensure their safety and the safety of their own patients. It enables trained professionals and medical staff to collaborate to de-escalate the patient and the situation. A rapid response minimizes disruptions and provides safety to everyone in the hospital.
Growth: SimplyCast offers the Code White use case solution to ensure all staff are aware of the affected area and the proper steps to take for their safety. Hospitals and staff can launch alerts to all staff members to ensure that the incident is resolved without disturbing other patients.
- Launch pre-defined emergency response plans with a click of a button.
- Send alerts to all staff or a subset of available on-call staff via SMS, Email, or Voice messages.
- Allow staff to reply to report their or their patients' safety status in nearby rooms and corridors.
- Keep all staff informed of the status of code white and when it ends.
Together, this creates an efficient way to de-escalate the situation and ensure everyone’s safety.
The Benefits:
- Launching pre-defined emergency plans with just a click allows for quicker responses during the incident.
- By ensuring effective communication during the incident, staff receive the correct information immediately and can take the necessary safety protocols.
- Using safety reporting, staff enhance situational awareness by communicating their safety status and that of their patients.
- By continuously updating staff about the status of Code White, including its resolution, staff are more coordinated to keep everyone safe while de-escalating the situation.
- Minimize disruption to other patients while addressing the incident effectively
These benefits contribute to a safer hospital environment and more effective emergency management.