The Eva Investigation Application is a ground-breaking digital solution for the healthcare sector that empowers incident investigation teams to conduct seamless investigations and reports using Microsoft’s secure, agile and mobile technology.  

Eva Key Features:

Simple step-by-step functionalities that provide investigators with training and contextualized tips along the way
Centralized and secure dashboards for investigators, managers and governance teams to monitor progress according to their access levels
Data-rich reporting tools populated with a simple click of a button
Faster shared learning across hospitals, thanks to share tools and state-of-the-art security and privacy functions including the anonymization of data.

Eva Benefits: 

Process clarity: Standardized step-by-step processes, centralized dashboards, and automations mean investigation processes can run smoothly and orderly with insight for managers and governance teams
Time saving: Full mobility across devices and seamless integration with everyday tools like Outlook and Word reduce the burden on clinicians, investigators and patients to input and later assess information
Patient safety governance: Full oversight of the volume and progress of investigations, as well as powerful reporting tools that identify big-picture trends, allows governance teams to take meaningful action in the short and long-term
Learning and sharing: Accumulated learnings, knowledge and recommendations are centralized into a common database to be quickly be fed back to the frontline for long-term improvements in patient safety

Fancy a trial?  

Trail the application in just one day using one of your completed investigations, with guidance from our investigative experts.  

Agenda  

Morning 

Review of your current investigation process 
Discussion about scope of the trial  
Walkthrough / demo of Eva Application

Afternoon 

Use the Eva Application to input a real incident from your hospital 
Review the populated report
Questions and feedback 
Understand the business value case