Wisconsin Ambulance Run Data System (WARDS)
The Wisconsin
Division of Public Health has developed a secure, web-based reporting
system called the Wisconsin Ambulance Run Data System (WARDS).
Ambulance service providers that have received training to use
the system are able to enter and submit their ambulance run information
electronically via the internet. This
program is available at no charge to Wisconsin ambulance service providers.
The
program provides each ambulance service with the following:
- Ambulance run reporting
- Can be customized for each service
- Printable run reports
- Over 100 pre-programmed quality
assurance and/or quality improvement reports
- Ad-hoc reporting
- An internal service-wide email system
- A website for each ambulance service
provider to customize
Other data collection
programs that ambulance service providers may be using are able to
interface with WARDS, allowing services to continue to use programs with
which they have already had good success.

Features / Benefits of WARDS
- WARDS is easy to use
- A printable report takes the place of
the ambulance run report
- Data available to the service will be
current
- Continuous quality improvement
functions are included in the programming
- Service information is available at
the manager's fingertips for annual reports, budget requests,
training records and other measures of performance
- System can help find spikes in
symptoms and allow for investigation and early identification of
possible disease outbreaks
- System will assist in identifying
interventions that work best for patients by comparing interventions
used under different conditions against the patient outcome.
Software for ambulance
service providers that prefer to use a laptop computer or a tablet
system is available at a reduced cost.
Obtain access to WARDS
WARDS is
a secure web-based system, and therefore a log-in id / password is
required to access the system. For
log-in requests, contact Norah Stofflet by phone at (608) 266-0473 or by
email at stoffnj@dhfs.state.wi.us.
More information
For
further information about
WARDS, contact Brian Litza by phone
at (608) 261-6870 or by email at
litzabd@dhfs.state.wi.us.
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Last Revised: July 01, 2008 |