Healthcare for children is a worldwide, public health crisis, even in developed nations. By 2030 the World Health Innovation Summit (WHIS) expects to reduce the mortality of children through disease prevention and improved access to illness and injury treatment. Timely medical care can improve the outcome of disease with support from an innovative, point-of-care intervention that provides evidence- based, best practice care guidance, reduces medical error and provides a safe healthcare environment through a coordinated team—Sustainable development Goal 3 (SGD3).
The Triaj Clinical Resource System (CRS) is the solution and is available now!
The Founder and CEO of Triaj Inc. (www.Triaj.com), Martin R. Eichelberger, M.D., is arecognized, medical and public health leader, who founded Safe Kids Worldwide, a global, organization that raised $350 million. Safe Kids focuses upon the local community (www.Safekids.org ) to prevent injury to children in 34 countries—400 Safe Kids, local coalitions in the USA contributed to a reduced injury death rate for children by 61% since establishment in 1987. “Dr. Ike” founded and leads Triaj Inc.
The vision of Triaj Inc. is to save the lives of children through timely access to medical knowledge at the point-of-patient care. Triaj CRS, which exists today, is a paediatric, health tech innovation that is a mobile, SaaS, clinical decision support platform, which empowers healthcare providers with best practice, “action-based,” next-step guidance across all 7 phases of hospital care.
Triaj CRS is a mobile software solution for healthcare providers (physician, nurse, community outreach personnel, physician assistant) and hospitals which creates a baseline of care to address four major healthcare challenges: 1) Access to Current Knowledge; 2) Medical Errors; 3) Quality of Patient Care; 4) Cost of Medical Treatment 5) Medical Education
Triaj CRS provides free access worldwide to current, medical knowledge and consists of thousands of content elements that include paediatric diagnoses, operations, procedures, resources, images, videos, and checklists—in depth and practical for the provider (*Full presentation).