ESO Solutions

ESO Pro Version 4.7 offers users several new features, including Mobile-to-Mobile Transfer, Autosync, a built-in keyboard and a User Extract Interface. The release also includes several list additions (medications, treatments, dispositions and data fields) and more custom validation options, plus enhancements to the user interface based on customer feedback.

On July 7, ESO Solutions released ESO Pro V4.6. In response to customer requests, the release includes additional custom fields and validation options, specialty patient forms, and list items. In addition, ESO made improvements to Silverlight caching designed to increase the speed of the ESO Pro web application, as well as improvements to the speed with which users can move from one tab to the next in ESO Pro Mobile.

On March 23, 2011, ESO Solutions released an updated version of the ESO Pro ePCR software. ESO Pro V4.5 includes even more validation and other customization options, enhanced patient lookup functionality, additions to the Assessment page, and a brand new quality management module. The new ESO QM features additional modules and a completely updated look and feel.

ESO Pro Version 4.4 delivered several enhancements to the ESO Pro ePCR system, including new mobile password reset functionality, the addition of a Status Center on the web (with summary views of draft and total PCRs), improved administrative review capabilities, a software upgrade to Silverlight 4.0, and much more.

ESO Pro Version 4.3 delivered a number of enhancements to the ESO Pro ePCR system, including the addition of the Miami MEND stroke scale, new flowchart and medication options as well as new routes and measures, and more. The release also included enhanced validation customization capabilities, including the addition of “If … then” validation and the ability for administrators to designate custom, pre-defined fields (i.e. CMS Service Level) as being mandatory in their agency’s validation routine.

We have added Call Review functionality to the Quality Management module. This allows personnel with the proper level of security rights to review records based on multiple criteria for clinical purposes. The new ability to retrospectively review calls based on personnel, clinical impression and interventions will lead to improved clinical care.

ESO Solutions rolled out ESO Pro Version 4.2 ahead of schedule on February 11. Enhancements to the system include multi-version support of Physio-Control (offering cardiac monitor interfaces with both the LP12 and the LP15 devices) as well performance improvements to popup windows and tab-to-tab navigation, optimization of memory consumption, and more.

Version 4.1 of ESO Pro was rolled out on December 17 and provides users and administrators with many new software features, among them:

• Customized validation engine that allows agencies to set pre-defined validation rules to meet their needs
• Customized, pre-defined fields that agencies can add or remove from the application as they wish
• New Flowchart items, including ETI verification, cardiac markers, CCR (Continuous Compression Resuscitation), Pericardiocentesis, and warming and cooling
• New Specialty Patient forms, including Advanced Airway, Influenza Screening, Acute Coronary Syndrome, and SAD (Psychiatric Assessment)

This release is based on the culmination of more than two years’ worth of your comments and suggestions. We used our clients’ feedback as the blueprint for how to create the best ePCR system available; to that end, some of the enhancements included as part of this release include:

• Enhanced graphical user interface (GUI) to include all forms of data input including finger, stylus, tab/type.
• Ability for customers to better customize the application to meet their needs.
• Revamped reporting system with greater level of interaction and detail.

A few of our customers are starting to use the new software now, and based on their feedback, and we will soon begin to release it to wider groups.

The March release of ESO Pro™ features an improved download process, making it faster to download data from the ESO server. We’ve also added 17 new medications and 3 new zip codes to the both the web and mobile applications. In addition, we’ve addressed a number of our customer’s enhancement requests, including:

• Restructuring the Mobile Flowchart to allow for easier access

• The addition of a new field to record a room number or department for common transport locations

• The addition of contractures, decubitas ulcers, and BKA to the supporting signs and symptoms list

• Alphabetical sorting of incident locations when accessed from the drop-down list in the mobile application