A picture paints a thousand words. Moving video and audio, a thousand more.
As used by 999 / 111 / 101 / 112 / 911 / 000 and Out Of Hours Emergency Services Around the World,
GoodSAM's Instant Help platform enables emergency dispatchers and urgent care call handlers to
instantly locate the caller and open their smartphone camera.
There are no Apps to download and
the caller can easily show the relevant person or the surrounding scene.
The location of the caller is immediately conveyed along with their direction of travel and speed. (Lat/lng, easting/northing and W2W is supported)
Whist the caller remains on the emergency call, the video immediately starts. Audio remains on the audio call. No camera is needed in dispatch/control.
Up to 250 people can join into a single call. This means you can add in a specialist or create a team discussion about a situation on the fly.
Video can be forwarded to seniors for immediate review and/or forwarded to other services.
we have developed an exclusive artificial intelligence system to measure pulse rate through the video.
There are three options for storage. No storage, in cloud or, through an API, local storage. The cloud storage has automated retention periods which can be set and modified for different videos.
GoodSAM can handle video from any video source with an RTMP feed, this includes bodycams, drones, Go-Pros and CCTV cameras.
It has been demonstrated to alter decision making in terms of upgrading or downgrading response in 1/4 to
1/3 of all calls. A recent study with North West Ambulance Service has the following staggering statistics using
GoodSAM Instant-On-Scene:
- In 93% of calls, an outcome was reached more quickly with GoodSAM video.
- 17% of calls were upgraded.
- 24% of calls were downgraded.
- 96% of dispatchers said it increased their confidence in clinical decision making.
- In 62% of cases it prevented the onward need for a face to face consultation.
- And >97% found the GoodSAM system easy to use.
- On average call times were reduced from 15 minutes to 6 minutes.
In Copenhagen, the system has been used for many thousands of calls with similar
results.
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