EWSfai is a pioneering application designed to optimize patient care and clinical decision-making for both adults and children in emergency and ward settings. Developed by a team of specialists and proudly presented by Tizfai Technologies AB, this app integrates both Swedish and international guidelines to provide healthcare professionals with a comprehensive toolkit for assessments using various early warning score systems.
Key Features:
Integrated Guidelines: Incorporates the latest Swedish and international guidelines for early warning score assessments, ensuring adherence to best practices and standards of care.
Interactive and Dynamic: User-friendly design enables seamless navigation, allowing healthcare providers quick access to critical features while maintaining depth of functionality.
Evidence-Based: Built on Swedish and international evidence-based guidelines, providing reliable and accurate scoring.
Benefits for Clinicians:
Enhanced Decision-Making: Facilitates rapid and informed decisions at the point of care, contributing to improved patient outcomes and safety.
Augmented Clinical Judgment: Acts as a supplementary resource that complements the clinician’s expertise and the unique clinical context of each patient encounter.
What the App Does:
EWSfai allows healthcare providers to easily store, edit, and share clinical data and measurements without the need for paper and pen. This app enables efficient transfer of data to colleagues, enhancing collaborative care without leaving the patients side. It includes all major early warning scoring systems, making it a comprehensive tool for patient assessments.
Disclaimers:
Supportive Tool: EWSfai is intended as a supportive tool for healthcare professionals and is not meant to replace clinical judgment or diagnosis.
Guideline-Based: The content is derived from Swedish and international guidelines but should be used in conjunction with individual patient assessment and clinical expertise.
General Recommendations: While offering general recommendations, the app may not cover all aspects of patient management. Decisions should be tailored to each patient’s specific circumstances.