VIRTUAL EVENT
Your operator console is just the beginning
A practical look at how a fully connected communication operation works—and what it can mean for you.
The operator console is central to how organizations communicate — but it's only part of the picture. For many health systems, the capabilities built around it are where the biggest operational and patient safety gains are left on the table.
This session takes a practical, use-case-driven look at the communication challenges health systems face every day, and how a fully connected communication operation addresses them. We’ll walk through real workflows across emergency mass notification, on-call scheduling, directories, code initiation, and more. The focus is not just on what each capability does, but the specific pain points each one solves.
Whether you're using all of these today or just a few, you'll walk away with a clearer picture of what's possible and what it could mean for your organization.
This session takes a practical, use-case-driven look at the communication challenges health systems face every day, and how a fully connected communication operation addresses them. We’ll walk through real workflows across emergency mass notification, on-call scheduling, directories, code initiation, and more. The focus is not just on what each capability does, but the specific pain points each one solves.
Whether you're using all of these today or just a few, you'll walk away with a clearer picture of what's possible and what it could mean for your organization.
What you'll learn:
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How common communication workflows break down and what a more connected, console-centered operation looks like
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How capabilities like on-call scheduling, emergency mass notification, and code initiation work together through the console
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What's possible when the operator console is treated as a hub, not just a call center tool
Meet the experts
Kyla Ugarek
Senior Instructional Designer, Spok
Austin Brown
Product Marketing Manager, Spok