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Ji Hoon Kim1, Min Joung Kim1, Hyeon Chang Kim2
1Department of Emergency Medicine, Yonsei University College of Medicine, Seoul, Republic of Korea.
The CONNECT-AI system, an artificial intelligence platform, showed mixed results in reducing emergency patient transport delays. However, it significantly reduced mortality for system-guided optimal hospital transfers.
Area of Science:
- Emergency medicine
- Artificial intelligence in healthcare
- Digital health platforms
Background:
- Efficient emergency patient transport is critical but faces challenges.
- The CONNECT-AI platform uses AI for real-time prehospital medical information sharing.
- This system aims to improve emergency medical services.
Purpose of the Study:
- To evaluate the effectiveness of the CONNECT-AI system in reducing patient transport delays.
- To assess the impact of AI-driven decision support on prehospital care.
Main Methods:
- A community-based, nonrandomized controlled intervention study in two South Korean regions.
- The CONNECT-AI system utilized 5G and IoT devices for real-time data collection and AI services.
- Services included first aid guidance, critical patient prediction, and optimal hospital recommendations.
Main Results:
- Overall transport time outliers were slightly higher in the intervention group, but significantly reduced in one region.
- The system significantly reduced outlier cases for patients with fever or respiratory symptoms.
- Mortality was significantly lower in the system-guided optimal hospital transfer group (1.54% vs. 0.64%).
Conclusions:
- The CONNECT-AI platform offers a novel approach to emergency patient transport using AI and real-time data.
- Improvements were noted for specific patient groups, but further research is needed for broader application.
- The system shows potential for enhancing emergency care coordination and outcomes.
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