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USB drive Emergency Medical Record (EMR) |
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What the Paramedics, EMTs & Doctors see: |
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The information on the
Rescue Me USB drive is
unalterable in the emergency display mode, but it can be viewed
and a report can also be printed by the emergency staff. That way
you are in safe hands with accurate information which can even be
handed over, as a print-out, to people without computer access at the time. (Like the ER staff which might be receiving you.) They'll know what allergies you have, what medication you take, what immunization and transplants might be involved and last but not least: They'll have information about preexisting conditions from the diagnosis screen. Even your images, like the last chest x-ray etc., if you decided to include them with your emergency information, can be viewed by clicking on them. Most images can even be zoomed into, or out of. |
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Main Screen
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| This is the very first screen the EMT / paramedic, or doctors will see. I t holds an overview of the Lifesaver USB Emergency Medical Record, so they don't have to find specifics while they are busy performing the emergency treatment. All the pertinent information is present on this first screen, giving the EMT a "No hands necessary" view of your important medical information. After you have been stabilized, or whenever more information is needed, they can click the Continue Button to get to the remainder of the information. | ||
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| After clicking the big Continue button, the complete information becomes available. The Medication screen displays all medications that you take, ascertaining that no "bad mix" of medications occurs during treatment. | ||
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| Clicking the next tab displays the Allergies in the Lifesaver USB flash drive medical emergency record, making sure you won't be exposed to anything you are allergic to during your treatment. | ||
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The Diagnosis screen lets the professionals see what pre-existing conditions you might have, or, what previous conditions existed. These can include physical as well as mental aspects, as determined by you during entry of this information. One can also zoom into the image by clicking it's thumbnail representation. Zooming into the image (up to 400%) is supported. (see below) |
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Implants and Immunizations are
shown on the next tab. Any implants (from dentures to pacemakers)
are shown.
Also any and all of the inoculations etc. received. It will also
show when the last time Immunization time was and when the next
one should be. |
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On to the Emergency Contacts screen: Here the staff can find out who to contact relating to your admittance. This will inform your family, or whoever else you have on the contacts list, about your current whereabouts and condition. Since your address and residence are NOT displayed here, only the emergency contacts can supply this information. Not having the residence visible to strangers protects you, or your loved one owning this EMR, from stalking etc. (in case this Lifesaver USB EMR drive should be lost.) |
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The Family History shows the emergency staff pre-existing conditions, that might even be of genetic nature. It will guide them to possible solutions, or treatment courses that might have been different if this information is not known beforehand. |
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Identifying Marks let's you enter tattoos, scars, eye color, or anything else that could make identifying the bearer of the Lifesaver USB drive recognizable in the worst case scenario. Images can be inserted and zoomed into just like on the Diagnosis screen. |
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Physicians. From your family doctor to the surgeon, all phone numbers and addresses will be instantly available to people treating you in an emergency. They are able to contact your longtime caregivers and get important medical information from them; if needed. |
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Insurances. Some hospitals won't even take you in unless you have insurance. This screen alone can mean the difference between life and death. If it is known that you are insured, the closest hospital will gladly admit you having this information... |
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Documents and Miscellaneous. Here the staff can see all supporting documentation you inserted into the EMR. From "Do Not Resuscitates" to lab reports, anything you want the treating staff to know can be visualized here. The emergency staff can click any thumbnail image in the scroller to view it larger and even zoom into the item up to 400%. |
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The Print Icon let's the emergency personnel print out a complete medical record, sorted and in chronological order, page by page. No lengthy finding your medical records with some other service provider, instant information at hand which could save your life, as a tangible, physical paper record. It can be delivered with you arriving at the hospital if the EMTs have a printer on board. Below you see a sample: |
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The complete history can be delivered right along with the patient! No mistaking who the documents belong to, even if someone dropped them on the floor, because they also have the patient's picture on top of every page. The documents have page numbers and are sequentially collated with a running total. No missing pages, no mistaken pages. All the information, right there with the patient.... |
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