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Gisele Torrente1, Jander Menezes Cavalcanti1, Laila Melissa De Castro Pinheiro Barbosa1
1Amazon State University, Brazil.
A new mobile application enhances communication between patients and mobile prehospital care services. This system development study demonstrates a groundbreaking approach to safe and efficient healthcare interactions.
Area of Science:
- Health Informatics
- Mobile Health (mHealth)
- Prehospital Care Systems
Background:
- Effective communication is crucial in mobile prehospital care.
- Existing communication strategies between users and services can be improved.
- Technological solutions offer potential for enhanced healthcare delivery.
Purpose of the Study:
- To present the development of a novel system.
- To establish an effective communication strategy for mobile prehospital care.
- To improve user/requester interaction with emergency medical services.
Main Methods:
- A methodological study approach was employed.
- The development process was divided into five distinct stages.
- Collaboration involved health professionals and technology students.
Main Results:
- The five-stage development process was successfully completed.
- A functional system was created as the final product.
- The system facilitates communication between users and prehospital care.
Conclusions:
- The developed application represents a groundbreaking advancement.
- The system significantly contributes to safe and efficient communication.
- It enhances the interaction between healthcare professionals and users in prehospital settings.
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