Predicare, a Swedish company created in 2010, has developed the RETTS© (Rapid Emergency Triage and Treatment System) tool. This tool aims to quickly identify the care and treatment that the patient will need. Building on its leading position in the Scandinavian market, Predicare has succeeded in developing a scientifically validated tool at Sahlgrenska University Hospital in Sweden and then transformed the tool into a computerized solution to make it easier to use. RETTS© can be used both in hospital emergency departments and in ambulances. The decision tree allows a color code to be assigned to the patient, corresponding to the degree of urgency of care. Today, Predicare wants to equip even more hospitals and ambulances around the world.
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In 2003 in Sweden, health care workers needed a decision support system for emergency management. It appeared that triage is a complex activity that requires…
Read more...Key Dates 2004 - Bengt Widgren, director at ER, started to invent 2005 - RETTS© was introduced at Sahlgrenska University Hospital 2005-2008 - RETTS© validations…
Read more...Mathias Myrén Scientific Publications Predicare's RETTS© system has the subject of scientific publications that can be found here.
Read more...Positioning Predicare is a startup founded in 2010 in Sweden. The founder of the company created the RETTS© tool, first imagined in paper format before…
Read more...Early Customers RETTS© early adopters started using the tool in paper format even before the company Predicare was created. These customers are of course hospitals…
Read more...Business and Sales Strategy Predicare's main customers are companies offering electronic patient record solutions. Hospitals pay Predicare to use the system. In Sweden, the regions…
Read more...Context and Needs Taking care of children in an emergency requires special attention. The fundamental difference between child and adult care concerns the interpretation of…
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