Brand delivers a full patient remote monitoring system that integrates ambulance-to-hospital communications and offers a comprehensive, real-time solution where doctors and emergency responders (such as police, fire, and medical personnel) can coordinate effectively. This system enhances situational awareness and enables a seamless transition of patient care from the ambulance to the emergency department (ED), improving response times and decision-making during critical emergencies. In parallel the platform also provides isolated data feeds to other stakeholders such as fleet managers for vehicle asset management and tracking and video feeds available to disaptchers so they can keep 999 callers informed and live video can be shared amongst other emergency services, all isolated data paths but secured over a single communications path.
In summary, a full patient remote monitoring system from ambulance to the emergency department, integrated with fleet and situational awareness tools, creates a comprehensive, real-time communication and coordination framework. This system not only improves patient outcomes but also ensures efficient vehicle management and multi-agency collaboration during emergency responses.
The Brand solution centres around a remote device that runs the Brand SDWAN, SDSEC software. It is a device that can be in the form of a tiny telematics unit for monitoring home based patients or a vehicle mounted hub that delivers a number, (usually 6), isolated communications LANs. These communication path runs over a single WAN pipe that can transparently roam over multiple 4/5G pipes, LEO satellite such as Starlink or Wireless networks as available enroute. Each of the 6 isolated LANs can service different functions such as direct medical outputs from patient monitors, Cardiac, BP, SpO2, then another may be Video of the patient direct into the Emergency department for enroute assistance or pre-arrival assesment, another maybe Live Video from vehicle forward / rearward facing cameras for major incident situational awareness and feedback to managers or dispatchers, another maybe vehicle diagnostics and performance feedback to the fleet manager. All these functions are logically and securely isolated networks delivering the data directly to the point of need whilst simplifying considerably the architecture by using a common WAN platform. Each stakeholder access to the platform grants them access to the relevnt data stream based on their role or function. Critical to any patient data is the security of the platform which uses the Brand Military Grade and validated encryption.
