WTD iBleep Launch
13 March 2007, Mayfair Conference Centre
The iBleep Rapid Response system was developed at James Cook University Hospital in Middlesbrough and won the Health Service Journal Improving Care with Technology award this year. iBleep is a piece of software that enables staff to generate, accept and interact with calls generated from the wards, it utilises wireless technology on personal digital assistants (PDAs) which are carried by the junior doctors.
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Speakers
The original development team at James Cook Hospital presented on the day. A full agenda relating to the presentations and webcasts below, can be found here.
Webcasts available
We are delighted to be able to present audio webcasts from this event. You can download audio speeches to work in conjunction with the presentations that you can also download. For more information on how to use our webcasts, please click here.
About the day
This one day workshop allowed participants to understand:
- The functionality of WTD iBleep
- How the system will aid with WTD 2009 compliance
- When and how will the software be available to organisations
- What type of documentation will be bundled with the software
- The level of support available for the system.
