TRIAGE
SCENE OVERVIEW
TRANSPORT MANAGEMENT

Scene information from the start ‒ in real time

Reliable information about the incident scene right from the start of the response: the innovative triage device Rescue.Node automatically registers and marks the location of the injured. Paperbased lists become superfluous.

Triage by the turn of a hand

With RescueWave paper triage cards are a thing of the past. With just a turn of the hand, the priority score is safely and securely applied to the patient by responders; the coloured electronic tag clearly visible at a distance.

Targeted support during incident mangagement

Because priority scores are automatically uploaded from the Rescue.Nodes onto Rescue.Board, the field-tested management tool, all the information is in one place where it is needed. Incident commanders and section commanders can all have access to live data, via mobile devices and tablets. Decisions can be made earlier and based on reliable information.

Confidence in incident briefings

Rescue.Board provides a solid foundation for collaboration and decision making, with clear statistics based on real-time data. Avoid misunderstandings and reduce the need for additional clarification by radio. The system provides continuous support for all phases of casualty management in multi-casualty incidents.

Patient care and data capture

RescueWave records all relevant patient data needed in the immediate response. Triage, transport and initial medical treatment information is captured and visible for incident commanders to access via our userfriendly Rescue.Board management tool. Search and rescue information and other personal data can also be added.

Transport management – fast and intuitive

The software has been specifically to use at the scene, it allows you to allocate individual casualties to specific hospitals depending on their need. This will revolutionise multi-casualty incident management in terms of speed and triage scoring, so that the most injured can be identified and cared for first. With RescueWave a patient will spend less time at the scene and transport resources can be used more efficiently.