DICOEMS

DICOEMS is a portable system to support the management of medical emergencies. It aims to bring together on-the-spot care providers and networks of experts, enabling more effective decision support and risk management in primary diagnosis, pre-transfer arrangements and treatment of critical situations.

The need for remote management of medical emergencies arises in a number of situations. DICOEMS focuses its efforts on accidents and natural disasters. Under such stressed and time critical conditions, the care provider (a medical doctor, nurse, paramedical personnel etc.) who is in charge of the patient needs a userfriendly utility to:

  • acquire critical medical data (such as vital signs) to assess the medical condition
  • offer appropriate first-aid
  • communicate the findings and patient status to a network of health experts - no matter where they are physically locatedand closely cooperate under their guidance for the effective management of the emergency
  • provide information about the geographic location of the emergency.

For further information, please visit:
http://www.dicoems.com

Project co-ordinator:
Synergia 2000 S.p.A (IT)

Partners:

  • Synergia 2000 s.p.a. (IT)
  • Association medicale europeenne (BE)
  • Lito hospital for women s.a. (GR)
  • Fraternita di misericordia milano (IT)
  • SSM computer systems limited (CY)
  • Guy's and st.Thomas' hospital national health service trust (UK)
  • Information management group (UK)
  • Azienda ospedaliera ospedale san Gerardo (IT)

Timetable: from 01/04 - to 06/06

Total cost: € 3.492.874

EC funding: € 2.000.000

Instrument: STREP

Project Identifier: IST-2002-507760

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