Available as both a standalone solution and an Omda Readiness-Live module, the Playback solution enables EMS organisations to replay historical incident responses, leveraging the solution’s advanced visualisation tools to analyse performance, assess compliance with best practice standards and extract valuable learnings to inform future responses. 

Taking place on the 18th, the presentation with WAST will focus on the unique ways the Omda Readiness solution has enabled positive changes to improve staff welfare, and touch on its role in finance and commissioning processes. The topic will be presented by Tef Jansma, Omda Senior Solutions Architect, and Hugh Bennett, Assistant Director of Commissioning & Performance at WAST.

Understanding the Omda Readiness product portfolio

Omda Readiness brings advanced analytics technologies and data-driven insights into emergency response operations, ensuring optimised resource allocation, increased efficiency and improved patient outcomes. The solution also enables dispatchers to make the right decision in real time with advanced operations modelling and smart recommendations.

The Omda Readiness product portfolio consists of the Predict, Live and Playback solutions, covering groundbreaking ‘What-If?’ scenario modelling, real-time dispatch support and historical incident analysis respectively. Omda Readiness solutions play a critical role in justifying service funding, demonstrating the impacts of proposed budget cuts, optimising shift conditions to improve staff welfare and enhancing patient safety and clinical outcomes by facilitating data-driven decision-making.

Cutting-edge digital solutions for a technology-driven future

Omda’s solutions resonate with Labour’s plans for NHS revitalisation and can help facilitate the new health secretary’s desire to “bring our analogue service into the digital age” (PublicTechnology). In the Labour manifesto, the party argued that “the revolution taking place in data and life sciences has the potential to transform our nation’s healthcare.” At Omda, we know that to be true and have direct experience of the transformative power of user-focused, highly specialised digital solutions.

Addressing the issue of NHS digitalisation, Keir Starmer noted that digital technology “has the potential to transform patient outcomes, improve productivity and save money in the NHS” (Guardian). Omda Readiness achieves all three of those aims and is already helping UK EMS organisations deliver cost-effective, higher-quality healthcare services. The Emergency Tech Show is an opportunity to demonstrate how it does so, and Omda looks forward to showcasing the Omda Readiness product portfolio at the event.  

Arrange to meet the Omda team at the Emergency Tech Show

To learn more about the Omda Readiness product portfolio, contact Martin Clark (martin.clark@omda.com) or Tef Jansma (tef.jansma@omda.com) to organise an in-person meeting. 

Alternatively, read about solution benefits in real-world use cases in our case studies for the Welsh Ambulance Service NHS Trust UK, South Central Ambulance Service UK and Hato Hone St John New Zealand.

Learn more about the Omda Readiness portfolio

Future-proof your emergency operations with Predict. Test operational adjustments and ‘What-If?’ ideas using advanced simulations to optimise resource allocation, enhance patient outcomes, and boost crew satisfaction. Reduce costs and secure funding with robust data-driven insights. Benefit from global expertise and dedicated support.

Enhance real-time dispatch with Live. Improve operational efficiency and patient outcomes with optimised vehicle deployment and dynamic situational awareness. Reduce dispatcher mental load and ensure compliance with dispatch rules. Utilise integrated Playback for training and legal support.

Analyse and improve with Playback. Replay entire responses to generate a single account of complex incidents, create audit trails, and enhance dispatch decisions. Gain a comprehensive system perspective and improve staff training for faster onboarding and better performance.