iBremi

Incomplete Medical History

Paramedics often do not have access to the patient's full medical history, including previous diagnoses, medication lists, allergies or chronic conditions. This information gap can lead to delays, misdiagnoses, and adverse medical events, compromising patient outcomes.

Unconscious or Unresponsive Patients

 In cases where the patient cannot communicate, obtaining critical information becomes impossible.

Language Barriers

 Difficulty in communication due to language differences can lead to misunderstandings or missing vital symptoms.

 Enhanced Integration for Ambulance Services

Current methods require gathering information directly from patients, manually inputting data, and relying on an active internet connection, which may not always be feasible during emergencies or in remote areas. This gap in digital integration hampers the ability of ambulance crews to make informed decisions quickly, underscoring the need for a seamless, offline-capable solution

Diagnostic Errors

 Limited background information can lead to incorrect or delayed diagnoses, especially in conditions with atypical symptoms (e.g., strokes, sepsis, or heart attacks).

Suboptimal Treatment Decisions

 Without knowing medication history or allergies, paramedics may be cautious about administering certain treatments, leading to delays.

Reassessment Burden

 Hospital staff may need to duplicate efforts to gather information.

 Systemic Inefficiencies

Hospitals face unnecessary admissions and delayed emergency department handovers due to incomplete patient information.

Current methods of collecting patient data also rely on physical documents or wearables, which are often unavailable in critical moments.

Healthcare Costs

Wasted resources from avoidable hospitalizations and incorrect treatments add significant strain to already stretched healthcare system budget.