I am a PA at a level one trauma center working on emergency general surgery. My hospital recently began using tiger connect. My team uses it to update each other on patients and cases, and send pictures of wounds. We also receive messages from nursing staff and other services. Still have our pavers. Thank goodness. It’s great when the WiFi is connected and fast, however there are days when the app is buffering and I don’t receive messages in a timely manner. The app itself is fine, but the fact that I rely on my hospital’s WiFi makes it dangerous to use for urgent and emergent communication. I certainly hope my hospital will not do away with our pagers, as cumbersome as they are. The other downfall is that some providers will use the pagers for consults and some will assume using tiger connect is appropriate. It prevents people from using pagers for emergency consults.

Poor replacement for a paging system, particularly for legitimate emergencies. You can only use a personal “auto response” while on do not disturb, otherwise “auto responses” are limited only to roles, which most users conveniently ignore. App tones are not loud enough to wake me, which is terrible for home call since <50% of people page with consults as requested in auto response. 100% prefer paging as it is far more reliable and wakes me up, even if it does cause a little PTSD when someone else’s pager goes off.You should be able to have an auto response tied to your individual name since most people ignore the roles. While convenient to discuss established patients, all courtesy surrounding pages has been thrown to the wind. People frequently contact attendings directly (not normal procedure at a level one trauma center with 400+ residents and fellows) and flagrantly ignore do not disturb. The app is incredibly slow and at times doesn’t show all messages that show up in my notifications center. It’s hard to express how much disdain I have for tiger connect.

I use this app for work religiously and I’m not sure what’s taking so long for it to finish upgrading. There was an upgrade earlier this week or last week and it work fine after that but this recent upgrade that came out Friday is still “upgrading”?¿ I use this app to communicate daily with my coworkers; I was unable to use it all day Friday and as I open it today, Sunday the day before work, it still says “Upgrade in Process”. I’m told by HR not to text so I need this app to communicate at work. Please get this annoying issue resolved because, like I stated I need this app to communicate with my coworkers hourly throughout the workday.

A notification every 2 minutes per message is complete over kill! I realize I can mute messages, but I don’t always want to do that, especially if I’m waiting for a reply from a doctor. Sometimes I’m with a patient and can’t reply right away. Notifications every two minutes is distracting when I’m trying to deliver patient care and is beginning to generate alarm fatigue causing me to ignore all the notifications and therefore miss messages, defeating the purpose of the whole process. Not having the ability to choose how many notifications one gets, like every other app on Apple devices, is not ok. I get two notifications max per message with all other messaging apps which is more than enough to get my attention. Please fix this so that I actually want to use your app, because right now I dread having to message someone on it.