The First Mobile Aid App for Medical Help Lets the Average Person Deliver Aid
Laura McQuarrie — September 2, 2014 — Tech
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First Mobile Aid is an app for medical help that is specifically designed for the average person who is not a medical professional. Unfortunately, a doctor, nurse or even someone with first aid training isn't always first on the scene at an emergency, but the First Mobile Aid app will guide you through the steps to providing help to someone in need.
The app was developed by the Grape ad agency and mobile phone operator Kyivstar, as well as the Boris clinic, the biggest private hospital in the Ukraine. The app is set up to show the nearest hospitals and shows detailed instructions and video guides to walk the average person without any medical training through dealing with heart attacks, fractures and other injuries that may cause a threat to someone's life if they do not get aid in time.
The app was developed by the Grape ad agency and mobile phone operator Kyivstar, as well as the Boris clinic, the biggest private hospital in the Ukraine. The app is set up to show the nearest hospitals and shows detailed instructions and video guides to walk the average person without any medical training through dealing with heart attacks, fractures and other injuries that may cause a threat to someone's life if they do not get aid in time.
Trend Themes
1. DIY Medical Apps - Developing mobile apps that provide medical help for people without medical training opens up opportunities for cost-effective self-care and remote aid delivery.
2. Interactive Medical Guides - Innovating interactive guides and instructional videos for mobile apps that walk users through providing aid can improve response times and save lives.
3. Smartphone-assisted First Response - Using smartphone apps to connect emergency responders, medical professionals, and volunteer first aid providers in real-time can revolutionize emergency response systems.
Industry Implications
1. Healthcare - The healthcare industry can leverage mobile apps and similar technologies to transform emergency response engagement and healthcare delivery.
2. Mobile Technology - The rise of mobile technology has created new opportunities for developing medical apps that utilize smart technology to offer lifesaving support and guidance.
3. Advertising and Marketing - The advertising and marketing industry has a role to play in developing and promoting medical apps that can make emergency response more accessible and user-friendly.
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