Designing a Mobile Device for Pre-hospital Care

Anne Helen Schneider; Nirwan Sharma; Alasdair James Mort; Christopher Stuart Mellish; Ehud Baruch Reiter; Phil Wilson

Designing a Mobile Device for Pre-hospital Care

Anne Helen Schneider, Nirwan Sharma, Alasdair James Mort, Christopher Stuart Mellish, Ehud Baruch Reiter, Phil Wilson

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Abstract

We present the early steps in a design process within the cross-disciplinary MIME project (Managing Information in Medical Emergencies). The project aims to develop a mobile medical monitoring system for rural pre-hospital scenarios in which the first person on-scene is typically a volunteer with only basic first-aid training. The goal is to allow the recording of physiological data and the accurate logging of observations and actions by these volunteers, and to automate the process of delivering a handover report to arriving ambulance teams. Pragmatic requirements were gathered through surveys and focus groups with medical experts and several prototypes were designed and evaluated.

Original language	English
Number of pages	4
Publication status	Published - 12 Jun 2013
Event	7th Annual Irish HCI Conference 2013 (iHCI'13) - Dundalk, Ireland Duration: 12 Jun 2013 → 13 Jun 2013

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Conference	7th Annual Irish HCI Conference 2013 (iHCI'13)
Country/Territory	Ireland
City	Dundalk
Period	12/06/13 → 13/06/13

Keywords

interface design
pre-hospital care
user-centred design
natural language generation

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