Prehospital Electronic Record with Use of Mobile Devices in the SAMU's Ambulances in Ribeir&amp;#x00E3;o Preto-Brazil

Duarte, Alexandre; César, Hilton Vicente; Marques, André; Azevedo-Marques, Paulo Mazzoncini de; Pereira, Gérson Alves

doi:10.1109/cbms.2015.21

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“…They utilize mobile devices to develop the system form for testing the rescue operations' effectiveness [9]. There is an electronic note system developed for tablets used to record pre-hospital patient care [10].…”

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A-SA SOS: A Mobile- and IoT-based Pre-hospital Emergency Service for the Elderly and Village Health Volunteers

Intawong¹,

Boonchieng²,

Lerttrakarnnon³

et al. 2021

IJACSA

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In Thailand, emergency illnesses are lifethreatening conditions that constitute serious health problems and quick access to definitive care can improve the survival rate of the elderly dramatically. Currently, the pre-hospital emergency medical services have limitations which prevent the treatment from getting to the accident site on time. In this research, we proposed the A-SA SOS application, a mobile-and IoT-based pre-hospital emergency service for the elderly. The system helps the elderly to send the request to the nearest village health volunteers via a mobile application and smart device. After reaching the elderly, the village health volunteers help carry out basic life support to increase the survival rate before sending the patients directly to the Emergency Management System (EMS) agency. To evaluate the system, we tested it for three months in the Sub-district of Suthep in Chiang Mai city. Finally, the incident report showed that the average time to reach the scene (4.91±0.56) to help elderly patients was less than the standard criteria of an average 3 minutes.

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A-SA SOS: A Mobile- and IoT-based Pre-hospital Emergency Service for the Elderly and Village Health Volunteers

Intawong¹,

Boonchieng²,

Lerttrakarnnon³

et al. 2021

IJACSA

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“…An electronic record system with use of mobile devices (tablets) focuses on prehospital patient care have been developed and implemented by [8], the application aims to improve the delivered prehospital care service through enabling the collection of patient data, this data will synchronized with a remote server and stored in a database for analysis and studies purposes.…”

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Improving Pre-hospital Care of Road Traffic Accident's Victims with Smartphone Technology

Abdellah

Aborokbah

Elfaki³

2018

Int. J. Interact. Mob. Technol.

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<p class="0abstract">One of the most causes to lose millions of lives around the world is Road Traffic Accidents (RTAs). According to the world health organization (WHO) report, 1.25 million people are killed each year as a result of RTAs, 20 to 50 million people were injured, and the number of killed people by RTAs is expected to increase further by 2020. The recent studies conclude that patient survival during a health emergency situation depends on the effective pre-hospital healthcare services, while the effective communication between the paramedics and prehospital staff is one of the important healthcare success factors. With the rapid growing of information and communication technology (ICT), wireless technologies and mobile services can provide viable solution to overcome the pre-hospital healthcare problems. The aim of this research is to improve the quality of prehospital emergency healthcare services at KSA by developing and implementing a mobile based emergency system. The proposed application is moving the diagnosis time to be started during traveling time witch accelerate the treatment. The proposed system shows satisfactory results in term of effectiveness and satisfaction</p>

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Evaluation of QoS in data mobile network for vital signs transmission

Chandy

Soto

Huerta

et al. 2016

2016 IEEE Healthcare Innovation Point-of-Care Technologies Conference (HI-POCT)

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Prehospital Electronic Record with Use of Mobile Devices in the SAMU's Ambulances in Ribeirão Preto-Brazil

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A-SA SOS: A Mobile- and IoT-based Pre-hospital Emergency Service for the Elderly and Village Health Volunteers

A-SA SOS: A Mobile- and IoT-based Pre-hospital Emergency Service for the Elderly and Village Health Volunteers

Improving Pre-hospital Care of Road Traffic Accident's Victims with Smartphone Technology

Evaluation of QoS in data mobile network for vital signs transmission

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