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Access Control - Manages privacy protection issues related to medical records, through restricted view functionality, all of which is assignable by the assigned RTMW System Administrator. Tracks users who modified or input medical information on casualties. RTMW is a database application (Microsoft SQL Server ™), which provides a proven platform to control application access. |
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Data Safety - Ability to safeguard your data from all sites even in the event of connection interruption. Support for saving data to USB media exists in RTMW. Control of medication lists or treatment lists is limited to authorized administrators such as physicians etc. |
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SSL - Secure network with browser based access is supported. |
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Support for customized access control to support additional security needs can be obtained from AMITA through a consultative process. AMITA employs staff with federal government security clearances to work with you in a responsible manner. |
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RTMW has been used on US military networks, including use of air cards, military internet, and satellite infrastructure. |
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Rapid triage with up-to-date medical data will increase efficiency in casualty care and transportation. |
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Caregivers will provide effective and efficient care because the right people and equipment will have been triaged to where they can do the most good. This will minimize provider fatigue and unnecessarily prolonged exposure to potentially hazardous environments. |
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The safety of response team members will be improved because information on potential medical hazards will be communicated to all cluster members more quickly. |
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The health care facilities receiving the casualty will receive relevant patient data prior to admission. |
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The response team will be able to provide casualties’ families with accurate, up-to-date information. |
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Public health organizations will have accurate information and will, therefore, be able to provide advice and directions to the public based on current, pertinent data. |
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RTMW will use the current triage marking (code) system used by the EMS. Therefore, all first responders will be familiar with the RTMW triage coding system. |
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The CBRN preparedness staff will use RTMW as a teaching tool in the art of triage and it also could be part of first responder curriculum on a national level. |
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Information gained becomes historical data record for lessons learned. |
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