Secure Medical Decisions
An easy-to-use decision support system to streamline patient handling, make quick assessments and help medical professionals manage and treat a wide range of patient groups
An easy-to-use decision support system to streamline patient handling, make quick assessments and help medical professionals manage and treat a wide range of patient groups
Rapid Emergency Triage and Treatment System (RETTS) has been trusted by leading Nordic healthcare providers since 2005. Using a scientifically validated method to assess and sort patients’ needs, it helps organisations standardise their emergency care process – from primary care to ambulance to emergency ward.
RETTS identifies the urgency to the doctor of each patient by combining vital signs with a structured symptoms check. This is represented in our platform by a series of cards – ranging from blue to red. This enables users to make secure triage decisions in three simple steps…
Combine vital signs with ESS, and select the highest urgency level of the two. This ensures a more complete assessment of the patient, ensuring the right level of care for each patient.
Most triage systems base the triage on either vital signs or symptoms. But this leaves a gap that can lead to greater medical risk. In fact, research shows that…
45% of patients are at risk of being undertriaged
That’s why we combine vital signs and symptoms in our system. Factoring in ESS enables decision makers to catch otherwise undetected problems and avoid delaying care.
Find Out MoreRETTS can be used both via our web-based platform and integrated into you patient journal systems. This helps you benefit from…
Since its inception, RETTS and its content has been evolving to address new challenges and provide more detailed information.
End-users receive specialised support, irrespective of their condition or needs – including everything from psychiatry to paediatrics.
RETTS is integrated in multiple third-party applications to make adding it to your existing healthcare tech stack seamless.