Vocera Vina

Name: Vocera Vina
Rating: 3.8 (20 reviews)
Author: Vocera Communications

Medical

Only for iPhone

Free

20 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Medical
Developer

Vocera Communications
Language

EN
+ 1 More
Size

79.2
MB

iPhone

Vocera Vina is a secure healthcare smartphone application that operates on the Vocera Platform to simplify and expedite clinical communication. Unify calls, messages, alerts, alarms, and care teams around the patient in a single app customizable to all hospital roles. The app allows you to call by name, group, or broadcast, and integrates with more than 140 clinical and operational systems. Return calls with one touch and use a single login to call and securely text. Take real-time situational awareness to the next level – secure texts include patient, event, and care team context. Keep your most important information front and center with a prioritized home screen where messages manage themselves based on intelligent rules you set. Vocera System Requirements: Vocera Platform 6.4

Ratings & Reviews

3.8

out of 5

20 Ratings

Needs better watch integration.
04/29/2022

mozcar78
Watch integration needs improvement. Notifications are only coming in after you miss the phone call. This should at least let us know that there is a call coming in at that very moment. This is happening, on both Apple Watch and Galaxy smart watches. We need help asap. major hospital use here.
Needs better watch integration.
04/29/2022

mozcar78

Watch integration needs improvement. Notifications are only coming in after you miss the phone call. This should at least let us know that there is a call coming in at that very moment. This is happening, on both Apple Watch and Galaxy smart watches. We need help asap. major hospital use here.
Barely functional best. Painful to use always.
11/06/2022

Neema Agha
This app could really use some love from the developer. If I wasn’t forced to use this because of work, I wouldn’t. If I was a hospital committee looking at this, I would immediately run away. The design ethos is stuck in the 90s? The preferences & settings are scattered between the opening screen, the settings screen and the Settings app in iOS. Integration with the Apple Watch is almost nonexistent. There is no iPad version and the icon on the iPad is the generic app icon of a white circle box with gray lines. It’s almost as if the developer wants the app the fail?
Barely functional best. Painful to use always.
11/06/2022

Neema Agha

This app could really use some love from the developer. If I wasn’t forced to use this because of work, I wouldn’t. If I was a hospital committee looking at this, I would immediately run away. The design ethos is stuck in the 90s? The preferences & settings are scattered between the opening screen, the settings screen and the Settings app in iOS. Integration with the Apple Watch is almost nonexistent. There is no iPad version and the icon on the iPad is the generic app icon of a white circle box with gray lines. It’s almost as if the developer wants the app the fail?