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It's the Emergency Services LTE Network that Great Britain Has Been Waiting For.
Learn About ESN and our Involvement
With demand increasing and budgets constrained, it is crucial that Ambulance Trusts make the most of their resources. That requires being able to respond instantly to any emergency so crews aren’t waiting when they should be mobilised. Airwave Special Coverage Lite extends the reach of your Airwave network into hard to reach operational areas, ensuring that your crew can be reliably reached and efficiently mobilised.
We took part in the 2017 Ambulance Leadership Forum (ALF), hosted and run by the Association of Ambulance Chief Executives (AACE). The event was attended by over 200 senior leaders and experts from across the UK. Dom Robertson, Client Director, Airwave presented in one of the workstream sessions on 'Evolving solutions for next generation healthcare services'.
We will be attending in 2018 but in meantime, if you were not able to listen to Dom's 2017 presentation you can now download the slides from the AACE website:
Transform your ever-growing data sources into a force multiplier enabling fast, accurate emergency response and crime prevention.
With its enhanced coverage and extended battery life, this pager ensures you can reach your emergency personnel when they’re needed most.
Purpose-built wearable with an intuitive user interface combines voice communications, video, voice recording and still images.
The LEX L11 delivers purpose-built public safety grade ergonomics, loud and clear audio, exceptional durability and excellent security, all in a small, light LTE device.
Airwave SC Lite saves time by ensuring your crew can respond instantly to emergency situations, even when they are in a poor signal area. Providing optimum levels of coverage and capacity means front line staff can perform more effectively and your organisation is more likely to meet its targets.
Our Device As A Service provides a cost-effective end-to-end management solution for all your mobile assets. Using a combination of proactive and reactive methods, supported by Motorola Solutions’ device management platform, we help you keep your ESN devices operational and managed efficiently and effectively with the right level of service.
Faster responses, safer resolutions. The new Emergency Services Network (ESN) will transform public safety in the UK.
A mission-critical communications software platform offering enhanced functionality that better meets the needs of the emergency services and more.
Ambulance HART takes TETRA into the inner cordon with Motorola Intrinsically Safe hand-portable radios. “Bearing in mind that we are wearing breathing apparatus and a protective chemical suit for long periods, the intrinsically-safe radios have to be simple to use, and guarantee crystal clear and reliable communications. We need to know that when we press the PTT button, our call will get through…”
Rescue chopper ups safety with radio. St John provides ambulance services throughout New Zealand on land and sea. Northland District provides flight medics who conduct all aspects of water, boat or bush rescue for the rescue helicopter in Northland.
MOTOTRBO™ delivers integrated GPS, text messaging and voice to cut response times for Tbilisi Medical Emergency Response Service Centre. The centre operates in and around the Georgian capital. The service provides 24/7 emergency medical care for Tbilisi’s 1.3 million citizens from its 120 ambulances and intensive care vehicles.
To improve its two-way radio communications coverage and provide critical services to some 12 million people across Sao Paulo, Brazil’s largest city, the regional emergency medical services organisation Serviço de Atendimento Móvel de Urgência (SAMU) has chosen a MOTOTRBO™ digital radio network with TRBOnet Dispatcher System..
Cygnet Health Care Hospitals offer a range of secure mental health services for men and women. One of the hospitals highest priorities is to continue their high level of patient care, and they can perform these duties through reliable, robust communications between their six individual wards, first aid and management.
Most patients would never imagine that the professionals who tend to their maladies are at great risk of injury themselves... This article by our North American team investigates the issue.
Mission critical communications systems have become increasingly complex as more features and capabilities for voice and data applications are introduced. The skills and expertise required to maximise system performance and mitigate risk are not always readily available in-house nor part of the core function of the organisations that depend on them daily.
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