iRescU is a crowdsourcing project that aims to map AED (automated external defibrillator) locations to help save lives during cardiac arrest. It utilizes crowd sourcing, geolocation data, and mobile technologies to create an interactive database of AED locations. This database does not currently exist, but is urgently needed as cardiac arrest is one of the leading causes of death and AEDs can significantly increase survival rates if administered within 3 minutes, but ambulances often cannot arrive that quickly. iRescU addresses this through an app, web form, and twitter bot to collect AED locations which are then validated and deployed to emergency services and made available to the public.
HEARTSafe Communities exist in many areas of the US and abroad. HEARTSafe helps communities save lives by improving response and care for cardiac arrest victims.
Patients’ own expectations for technology are growing and they have shared that digital technologies need to become more integral in the care delivery process. In the U.S., nearly half of Americans would opt for online capabilities vs. handling over the phone, such as getting lab test results, filling out paperwork ahead of a doctor’s appointment, accessing their medical records, and filling prescriptions. Given the increasing desire for a tech-driven care experience, patients are helping to spur technology adoption by their providers.
As the population ages, technology adoption and information exchange within the long term and post-acute care settings becomes increasingly more important. How can post-acute care agencies overcome challenges of limited resources (financial and workforce) to bring patient care delivery into the 21st century? Patients who take prescription medications for chronic conditions are also feeling the pain from a lack of tech-adoption when their doctors typically don’t offer them access to online condition management tools or make themselves available online or via email for questions. Dr. Van Terheyden will discuss what needs to happen to break down these barriers.
HEARTSafe Communities exist in many areas of the US and abroad. HEARTSafe helps communities save lives by improving response and care for cardiac arrest victims.
Patients’ own expectations for technology are growing and they have shared that digital technologies need to become more integral in the care delivery process. In the U.S., nearly half of Americans would opt for online capabilities vs. handling over the phone, such as getting lab test results, filling out paperwork ahead of a doctor’s appointment, accessing their medical records, and filling prescriptions. Given the increasing desire for a tech-driven care experience, patients are helping to spur technology adoption by their providers.
As the population ages, technology adoption and information exchange within the long term and post-acute care settings becomes increasingly more important. How can post-acute care agencies overcome challenges of limited resources (financial and workforce) to bring patient care delivery into the 21st century? Patients who take prescription medications for chronic conditions are also feeling the pain from a lack of tech-adoption when their doctors typically don’t offer them access to online condition management tools or make themselves available online or via email for questions. Dr. Van Terheyden will discuss what needs to happen to break down these barriers.
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Having automated external defibrillators (AEDs) supplied by Defibrillator Dealers on hand can mean the difference between life and death for someone experiencing sudden cardiac arrest. Here are a few reasons why defibrillators are vital for any healthcare facility.
Healthcare Analytics Summit Keynote Fall 2017Dale Sanders
The Data Operating System. Changing the Digital Trajectory of Healthcare. Why do we need to change the current digital trajectory? What’s the business case for a Data Operating System? What is a Data Operating System and how did we get here? What difference will DOS make? What should we do with it and what should we expect?
Telehealth user adoption: Blackholes & bullseyes - Douglas Shinsato, Anthill ...VSee
A framing of telehealth into the larger context of the boom and busts of the high tech business scene, and the challenges specific to telehealth uptake from an investor point of view - from the Telehealth Failures & Secrets To Success Conference: vsee.com/telehealth-failures-conference
Presentation given at the European Congress of Radiology, ECR 2015 in Vienna, March 4th. About usage of mobile devices in radiology, current changes in radiology due to increasing use of mobile devices and growing wireless connectivity. About mobile radiology, m-Health & social media in radiology and medicine
Artificial Organ Technology and Market Analysis 2017 Report by Yole Developpe...Yole Developpement
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iRescU – bridging the crowd and the cloud to save lives in cardiac arrest
1. iRescU: Bridging the Crowd and the
Cloud for AED Geolocation Mapping,
a Life Saving Tool in Cardiac Arrest
A crowdsourcing mapping project to help SAVE LIVES
Harnessing
Crowd Sourcing, Geolocation and Big Data for Social Good
Nadine Levick MD, MPH EMS Safety Foundation, New York, USA
And The iRescU Research Team
2. • Social good
• Crowdsourcing/Engagement
• Mapping
• Augmented Open Government Data
• Public Health/Safety
• Saving lives
6 ‘word’ abstract
3. What do you do when there is a
database that
you need to save lives
and
you don’t have it
and
you are told it is too expensive to build
and maintain
4. >1000deaths
every day *…
before ever reaching the hospital
*Circulation. 2013;127: Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrests
Heart Disease and Stroke Statistics—2013 Update A Report From the American Heart Association
10. • Heart stops pumping effectively and if
nothing is done you are dead in
minutes
What is a cardiac arrest?
the ambulance often just can’t be there in time…
12. • Only ~8% survive, basically unchanged in 30
years
• In some places survival is better - 15%
• New York and Detroit’s survival the worst < 5%
USA out of hospital sudden cardiac arrest
DEATH rates are HIGH
92 % die - its not like on TV
13. The tools to address this
effectively
exist
BUT
but they are seldom used
14. immediate bystander action with
CPR and Defibrillator (AED) use
is required
as brain death begins
in 3 minutes
To save a life……
15. • Immediate recognition of cardiac arrest and
activation of the emergency response system
• Early CPR – chest compressions only
• Rapid defibrillation
• Effective advanced life support
• Integrated post-cardiac arrest care
American Heart Association Chain of Survival
17. • Call 911
• Do CPR
• Find and use the AED...
and therein lies the challenge
Three simple things for you to do…
18. What is an
AED ?
Automated External Defibrillator
IS DESIGNED
FOR LAY PEOPLE TO USE
turn it on
it talks to you,
and it knows what to do
and…
WHERE IS IT ?
23. • So not only do you not know where the
nearest AED is – 911 doesn’t know
either…
• fewer than 1 in 10 AEDs in the 911 database
• Is no system in place to capture all AEDs &
info: validate battery and pad status or
importantly - location and accessibility
NO comprehensive geolocated AED
database even in NYC
27. so am going to tell you a story that
explains what we are trying to do
Systems Engineering
failure…
28. Who was at the
Macy’s parade??
or watched it on TV, PC,
iPad, smart phone
29. • In front of ~1 million people & 10 million on
TV
• Husband & wife clowns blowing up balloons
• Suddenly husband drops to ground with
cardiac arrest
• Wife began CPR immediately
• Police were there right away
• No one knew where was the nearest AED….
On 39th St and 6th Ave…
34. • In the heart of the biggest and most high tech
city in the nation
• In front of 1 million people live & 10 million on
TV
• And with numerous AEDs within a few yards
BUT
• NO real time interactive databases to let
anyone know where those life saving AEDs
were
He died right there…
36. What is iRescU??
A disruptive solution to address preventable
deaths from out of hospital sudden cardiac arrest
iRescU is designed to be:
• Sustainable - Scalable – Translatable
Use readily available tools & methods:
• Crowdsourcing - Gamification - Mobile - Social
media - Novel data entry tools
Leverage:
• Existing infrastructure and big data Open
government data - Globalization -
37. This is not just an
App – it is an
amplification
system
37
38. AED data capture, validation and
deployment is
multimodal and multi-interface
Capture
AED
location
Validate
Location
Accessibility
Functionality
Deploy
AED
info
39. • Location – a number of feet
• Peripherals- good batteries and pads
• Accessibility – locked buildings/doors
Accuracy is very important
43. for the Android/ios App iRescUapp
43
ADD an AED!
Google Play Store and Apple App Store
44. iRescU Web form
(no APP necessary)
How: With a smartphone.
1. Scan the QR code
2. Fill in the simple form
3. Upload a photo (optional)
Or just email info
46. You want the AED upload web form
– NOW –
no App needed
scan this QR, you might just save a life
46
ADD an AED!
www.iRescU.info/AEDupload.htm
47. And – being launched today iRescU
@AEDfound
twitterbot
so you can tweet the location of an
AED you have found
( no need for an App or even a web form)
47
59. • Novel data entry tools
• Social media gamification
• Life cycle engagement
• Lean foot print
• Integration with existing tech, public health and
societal infrastructure
• Creative sustainable, scalable, translatable
business model
• iRescU is one small step for mHealth and
social media – one giant leap for public
health!
Innovation
61. • Calls 911
• Multiplatform, Multi-interface, Configurable
• Scalable Sustainable Translatable
• Integrates with 911 & PAD data and emergency services resources
• Closed loop -Two way system immediate automatic updates
• Leverages social media to enhance bystander CPR/AED
awareness/use
• Supports crowd sourcing to add to the AED database
• Manages AED location, accessibility, functionality and consumables
• Disseminates to other API platforms
• App features
– Training Mode:
Trains in CPR/Teaches what an AED is
– Emergency Mode:
Coaches in CPR/Helps bystander find accessible close by AED location
– Capacity to capture AED geolocation and CPR data
– Interfaces with AED consumable alerts
What iRescU v2.0 is designed to do
64. Recognition
June 2016
iRescU is selected to be in the
NYEDC SBIR Impact Program
March 2014
American Heart Association
iRescU INNOVATION AWARD
March 2014
Invited to The White House
by the Chief Technology Officer,
Todd Park, based on merit of
iRescU
65.
66. By just taking a photo of an AED with a
phone or camera you could potentially
be saving a life.
Because that AED could be found and
used in an emergency and be the
reason someone is still alive today.
67. Conclusion
• This IS a systems engineering issue
• Established approaches have failed
• Solutions lie in disruptively addressing
the gaps in effectiveness
• Its not so hard
• It is a MAPPING project
• We have new tech tools
• The cloud and Big Data are core
• Embracing innovation is key
74. • Backend Cabis system
– Global 911 number equivalent database
– AED locations from PAD databases
– AED locations crowd sourced & validated
– AED maintenance logs/alerts
– Integrate validated data with a spectrum of end
user accessibility
– Integrate public health outcomes data
• App Interface
– Calls 911 or equivalent number
– Prompts/Trains CPR AED
– Adds and Geolocates AED
What iRescU does…technically
75. • Enhance regional AED geolocation data
– integrated, validated, real time and cloud based
• Collaborate with existing health care data
systems
– identify geolocation of SCA events
– predict SCA ‘at risk patients’ with health care
analytics
– augment AED deployment locations
• Evaluate effectiveness of this approach
What iRescU is designed to do
77. • Crowdsourced AED geolocations were uploaded
from 3 continents.
• range of maximum number of AED geolocations
uploaded by an individual was 37- 103 respectively.
• Highest AED geolocators were those very familiar
with AEDs - parents of a child survivor, researchers
in AED use, a classroom of 5th graders with AED
geolocation as a project, and first-responders.
Pilot of 5 AED crowdsourcing
contests
78.
79. MARKET OPPORTUNITY
• Potential USA AED’s ~1,000,000 to
capture into a cloud based database
• Global AED volume, based on developed
world population of 2 Billion (2013) ~10-
30,000,000 AEDs to capture into database
• In the Sales Funnel:
– Four major municipalities, one NGO, and two
national governments
Sustainability
83. • addressing the AHA 2020 Impact Goal
of a substantial reduction in cardiac
deaths by at least 20%
• iRescU has the potential to double that
value with a goal to address
preventable deaths by 2020 with 400/
lives saved/day - 142,400/year!
iRescU is aimed at
87. Key bridges
Social good and New tech
Cloud based data and Geolocation
Community engagement and Open source
Crowd sourcing and Government Data
Social media and Gamification
Public Safety and Public health
CPR and AED
Saving Lives
to address these gaps in the chain of survival
88. iRescU is currently being developed by a global
multidisciplinary team, under the umbrella of the
EMS Safety Foundation as a pro bono project
to address existing gaps in the chain of survival
to help save lives.
Proof of concept completed from a technology
perspective, as well as community involvement.
Pilot implementation to be commenced at 5
sites for operational and outcomes evaluation
Overview
91. It is a integrated system that is
designed to bridge the existing
gaps in the chain of survival
using high impact low cost new
technologies
What is iRescU
92. Basic – Public Accessible
Advanced – PAD/CAD Programs
System Data
96. And need to make the
AED location info widely
and broadly accessible
Few will download an app that
does something they have never
done and might never do
97. Need to build the data base
of AEDs to some degree at
first
98. So first task is to gamify and
build the AED database
Downloading an App to do
something you are not familiar
with isn’t going to be an optimal
initial route…
99. iRescU Global AED
geoLocation Challenges
at AHA 2011, mHealth
2011, TEDMED2012,
WCC2012 & ECCU 2012
mHealth 2012
Harnessing the power of social media:
iRescU.info/AED.htm
In the heart of the biggest and most high tech city in the nation
In front of ~ 1 million people
With dozens of AEDs within yards BUT no databases to let anyone know where they are.