New revolutionary patient management system introduced at Lanarkshire hospital's trauma unit

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University Hospital Wishaw has introduced Pathpoint eTrauma, a revolutionary patient management system. With the hospital having one of the largest and busiest trauma units in Scotland, Pathpoint eTrauma provides comprehensive cover of the patient journey from injury to rehabilitation.Oliver Bailey, a consultant trauma and orthopaedic surgeon at University Hospital Wishaw, said: “Pathpoint eTrauma has been designed by practising orthopaedic surgeons with a user-centred approach.

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