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10:20 - Alarm for the Ambulance
The alarm sounds in the ambulance station – a new mission for Ambulance 2. The digital messenger shows the keywords "unconscious collapse", the address is a single-family house. The rescue team finds a 47-year-old patient on site.
He dialled the emergency number himself as he suddenly became short of breath and generally did not feel well. In the initial anamnesis, the patient mentions COPD and diabetes mellitus as previous illnesses.
10:27 - Arrival at the Patient
The rescue team applies the 10 electrodes for a resting ECG and starts the measurement on the C3T. The ECG is automatically sent to corpuls.mission and analysed by the ECGmax algorithm. A webMessage comes back: The CEB® is in the abnormal range at 259.
10:29 - ECG Recording
Due to the high CEB®, the paramedics doubt their original suspected diagnosis of "COPD exacerbation" and choose to call an emergency physician. They start the corpuls.mission app on their smartphone and add the telemedical dispatch centre to the mission.
10:32 - Tele-medicine call
Thanks to the live data transmission of the C3T, the tele-medic immediately has a good overview of the patient's condition. The paramedics summarize their findings so far via video.
10:34 - Breathing sounds recorded
In order to be able to better assess the shortness of breath, the paramedics transmit an audio recording of the breathing sounds.
10:35 - Photo of Medication Plan
In addition, the patient's medication plan is photographed and sent via the corpuls.mission chat.
10:36 - Tele-medicine call
The tele-medic suspects a heart attack and would like to confirm this with a cardiac consultation. He adds the hospital to the conference.
10:37 - Cardiac Consultation
A senior physician from the cath lab joins the call. Using the 22-lead ECG and the vectorloops, a change in the ST-segment in V7–V9 can be measured. The diagnosis is clear: the patient is suffering from a posterior myocardial infarction.
10:40 - Morphine Delegation
The tele-medic sends the standard operating procedure "Acute Coronary Syndrome" to the paramedics and also delegates the administration of morphine. The treatment measure is legally documented in corpuls.mission. He then ends the video call, but is still available to the team via the chat during the entire patient transport.
11:08 - Handover
On arrival at the hospital, the emergency department is already informed and send the patient directly to the cath lab. Thanks to the early transmission of the 22-lead ECG, the procedure is already prepared and the patient can receive the life-saving treatment quickly.
11:26 - Mission End - Return to base
After the patient has been handed over to the hospital, the team prepares the ambulance for the next mission and makes its way back to base.
11:29 - Data Transmission
In the meantime, the mission data is automatically transferred from the C3T to corpuls.manager.
11:56 - Mission Debriefing
After returning to base, the instructor talks through the mission with his trainees. He can directly access the mission in corpuls.manager using his tablet and see the progress of the mission as well as the 22-lead ECG in detail. This mission is now complete for the team.
12:03 - Notification to Medical Director
At the same time – due to the increased CEB® – the Medical Director of Emergency Services receives an automatic notification. He can open and analyse the mission in corpuls.manager with just a few clicks.
12:27 - Mission Analysis
In the corpuls.manager dashboards, the Medical Director compares this mission with all the others, and can see that 73.7% of all cardiac related missions did not use the CEB® at all.
12:38 - Statistical Evaluation
On the basis of his findings, the Medical Director comes to the conclusion that the "Acute Coronary Syndrome" operating procedure should be revised in order to improve treatment quality in the future. He exports the relevant mission data as a PDF. Thanks to the data protection settings in corpuls.manager, data is automatically and completely anonymised.
The Next Day - Adjustment of SOP
With the help of this data, he and his team work out the new operating procedure.
A few days later - Presentation of SOP
As part of their regular training, the rescue personnel is instructed on the new operating procedure. The statistical analysis and graphics, which can be copied directly from corpuls.manager with just a few clicks, makes the presentation clear and comprehensible for all participants.
