ESO Launches 2021 ESO EMS Index to Track Nationwide Emergency Medical Services Performance Across Key Metrics
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Stroke assessment shows improvement; new metrics include weight documentation for ketamine administrations and non-transport dispositions
In many ways, 2020 was a unique year due to COVID-19 and mainstream conversations around the use of ketamine. AUSTIN, Texas (PRWEB) March 08, 2021
ESO, the leading data and software company serving emergency medical services (EMS), fire departments, hospitals and State EMS/Trauma offices, today announced the findings of its 2021 ESO EMS Index. The Index tracks performance of more than 2,000 EMS agencies nationwide across four metrics: stroke assessment, ketamine administration with patient weight recorded, lights and siren use, and non-transport of patients by EMS following a 911 call. Ketamine administration with patient weight recorded and non-transport
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Disaster Recovery remains an afterthought despite increasing frequency of failures and outages
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iland research reveals that despite 85% of respondents experiencing a failure or outage at some point, only 65% of organisations have a company-wide DR plan in place.
London, UK – 27th January 2021 - iland, an industry-leading provider of secure application and data protection cloud services built on proven VMware technology, today released the findings of its research into organisations’ disaster recovery readiness. It found that less than two-thirds of organisations surveyed have a documented company-wide disaster recovery plan in place whilst only a comparatively small number of respondents rely on the cloud for their replication, suggesting that the move to the cloud – and DRaaS – has been slow among larger businesses.