OneDose adds Sansio HealthEMS integration for EMS documentation

OneDose has launched an integration with Sansio HealthEMS that sends point-of-care clinical documentation into the ePCR workflow as structured NEMSIS-formatted data. The connection is designed to cut duplicate data entry and improve the completeness of patient care records for EMS agencies.

Why it matters: - The integration is designed to reduce duplicate documentation after EMS calls. - Clinical details captured during care can flow into the patient care record instead of being re-entered later. - The workflow can help improve the completeness and timeliness of EMS records for billing, medical necessity scoring and QA/QI.

What happened: - OneDose now integrates with Sansio HealthEMS. - The integration connects point-of-care clinical documentation with Sansio HealthEMS’ MobileTouch EMS platform. - The companies said the integration is available to agencies using both platforms. - Agencies can contact their OneDose or Sansio HealthEMS support team to activate the integration. - More information is available at the integration page.

The details: - OneDose supports EMS protocol guidance, medication dosing support, weight-based dosing calculations and point-of-care documentation. - Sansio HealthEMS serves as a system of record for patient care reporting, billing, medical necessity scoring and quality assurance/quality improvement. - Without an integration, information documented during patient care may need to be entered again when completing the ePCR. - The repeated entry process can create documentation discrepancies and add time after a call. - The integration transfers clinical information from OneDose into Sansio HealthEMS as structured, NEMSIS-formatted data. - Data that can transfer includes patient weight and weight-based dosing calculations, medications administered and dosing details, treatment interventions, and timestamps tied to key events. - The information is captured during the clinical workflow rather than reconstructed later from memory, notes or other sources. - The connection also supports agencies that use Sansio HealthEMS tools for medical necessity scoring and QA/QI.

Between the lines: - The move reflects a broader push in EMS software to connect documentation tools with the record system that closes the loop after a call. - OneDose is positioning its platform as the clinical front end, while Sansio HealthEMS remains the back-end system of record. - For agencies, the value proposition is less manual work and fewer chances for mismatched records. - The integration also fits both products' emphasis on workflow automation and clinical decision support.

What's next: - EMS agencies using both platforms can turn on the integration now. - OneDose and Sansio HealthEMS direct interested agencies to their support teams for setup. - Sansio HealthEMS says it is continuing to advance its use of AI to help agencies reduce administrative burden.

The bottom line: - The new link between OneDose and Sansio HealthEMS aims to make EMS documentation faster, more accurate and less repetitive.