RescueMed: Real-Time Health Data Exchange Through a Secure Mobile and Web-Based Emergency Platform

RescueMed is an innovative emergency medical communication system designed to enhance coordination between ambulances and hospitals in Sri Lanka, a setting where efficient emergency response is critical. The system integrates real time GPS tracking for ambulances, secure patient data transmission leveraging AES-256 encryption and Optical Character Recognition (OCR) for rapid data entry from identity documents. It features a Flutter-based mobile application for paramedics and a React-based web dashboard for hospital staff, connected via a Node.js backend with Firebase. Key technological advancements include robust data security protocols demonstrating 99.97 percent integrity, offline data caching for intermittent connectivity, and user-friendly interfaces. Artificial Intelligence (AI) prototypes for route prediction and patient triage recommendations are also being integrated. Evaluations at the National Hospital Colombo of Sri Lanka (NHSL) indicate a potential 42 percent reduction in triage to treatment time for critical patients and a 70.7 percent decrease in hospital resource preparation time. This paper details RescueMed’s design, implementation, evaluation, and its significant potential to improve emergency medical service outcomes in resource constrained environments.

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International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.47772/ijriss.2025.907000149
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Electronic Health Records Systems
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RescueMed: Real-Time Health Data Exchange Through a Secure Mobile and Web-Based Emergency Platform

Dilpriya T. A. H, Ronald Johannes van der A, Perera D. T. M, J. L. S. et al.
International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science
Electronic Health Records Systems
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RescueMed: Real-Time Health Data Exchange Through a Secure Mobile and Web-Based Emergency Platform

Dilpriya T. A. H, Ronald Johannes van der A, Perera D. T. M, J. L. S., D. K., Kishore Kumar Reddy N. G., J. K., Samaraweera K. S
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Abstract

RescueMed is an innovative emergency medical communication system designed to enhance coordination between ambulances and hospitals in Sri Lanka, a setting where efficient emergency response is critical. The system integrates real time GPS tracking for ambulances, secure patient data transmission leveraging AES-256 encryption and Optical Character Recognition (OCR) for rapid data entry from identity documents. It features a Flutter-based mobile application for paramedics and a React-based web dashboard for hospital staff, connected via a Node.js backend with Firebase. Key technological advancements include robust data security protocols demonstrating 99.97 percent integrity, offline data caching for intermittent connectivity, and user-friendly interfaces. Artificial Intelligence (AI) prototypes for route prediction and patient triage recommendations are also being integrated. Evaluations at the National Hospital Colombo of Sri Lanka (NHSL) indicate a potential 42 percent reduction in triage to treatment time for critical patients and a 70.7 percent decrease in hospital resource preparation time. This paper details RescueMed’s design, implementation, evaluation, and its significant potential to improve emergency medical service outcomes in resource constrained environments.

International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social ScienceVol. IX(VII)
Openalex Percentile: Top 77%
Electronic Health Records Systems
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