Tailor-made for empty nesters
On the evening of the 18th of this month, the 999 emergency center received such a call: the other party hung up after only coughing, and then the patient called again, but he still did not speak. The 999 dispatcher contacted the relevant department and dialed a dozen calls to obtain the patient's home address and dispatched an ambulance. But no matter how the doctor knocked on the door, no one responded, and finally entered the room with the cooperation of the public security department. At this time, the patient had died at home.
The 999 emergency center said that since it has entered an aging society, there are more and more elderly people in the empty nest. In the daily first aid process, delays in rescue time have occurred due to the lack of timely or unclear addresses. This set of 3G video emergency call system uses today's most advanced 3G wireless communication network technology and video processing technology, which is specially tailored for the emergency response of people who have been bedridden for a long time due to illness and the elderly in empty nests.
The alarm will automatically notify the family
According to the 999 emergency center, the patient only needs to place the 3G video monitor (Nursing Care) at a suitable location nearby, and carry the remote control with him. In the event of a serious physical discomfort, press the alarm button on the remote control and the patient ’s video It will be immediately sent to the 999 emergency command center, and the patient's home address and telephone information will also be displayed on the screen.
The 999 dispatcher can talk to him by phone, and immediately dispatch an ambulance to the rescue according to the screen condition and address. At the same time, the patient's video will also be sent to the family's mobile phone, and the family can see the patient's condition at home in real time. This system can also save the video before and after the onset of the patient, providing valuable raw data for the doctor to understand the patient's medical history.
Video recording function can do daily anti-theft
The 999 emergency center said that in addition to the emergency medical assistance function, with the real-time recording of indoor conditions, the 3G video system can also play a role in the care of the elderly and residential merchants. If a criminal case such as burglary or theft occurs, the system can send real-time video to the family's mobile phone and save the video to provide evidence for the police to solve the case.
"The 3G video care system uses high-tech encryption technology, and only paired mobile phones can be linked and viewed through the network." Tian Zhenbiao, deputy director of the 999 emergency center, said that this protects the privacy of the patient. Only when the emergency button is pressed, Only 999 emergency center can receive the video.
At present, the 3G video network signal has covered all districts and counties in the city, and the location of the patient can be located through the video.
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Press the pager before the onset of myocardial infarction
"Hello, 999, do you need an ambulance?" At 8:45 yesterday morning, in the command hall of the 999 emergency center, a 3G distress signal suddenly appeared on the computer screen of an operator. After opening the emergency video call system, the screen showed: A middle-aged man stood by the bed, pressed the call remote control, and then lay on his back on the bed, motionless. The lower left of the screen shows that the man lives in a building in a community of Jingshuyuan Road in Haidian District and the contact number of his home.
By retrieving patient information, the dispatcher learned that the man had a history of myocardial infarction, and immediately transmitted this information to the emergency vehicle on standby in the hospital. The emergency doctor prepared the rescue accordingly and rushed to the patient's home.
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