Voice-to-text for ambulance paramedics
Our client
specialises in the development of mission and business-critical communications and software.
Challenge?
In emergency medical situations, every second matters. Yet for many ambulance paramedics, documenting patient data using traditional paper forms was not only time-consuming, but also prone to human error. Critical information couldn’t be shared in real-time with hospitals, slowing down emergency care coordination. The process of filling out and later digitizing forms delayed response times, reduced the number of patients first responders could attend to, and added stress to already high-pressure environments.
The client, a leader in mission-critical communications software, needed a solution to digitize patient data collection in the field, streamline medical reporting workflows, and improve emergency response efficiency without adding complexity for paramedics.
Solution?
To meet the needs of modern emergency teams, Agmis developed a custom mobile application for ambulance paramedics, replacing outdated paper forms with a fully digital interface. Built for use on mobile tablets, the app allows first responders to quickly enter and share patient data in real-time with receiving medical institutions even while en route to the hospital. The solution streamlined the entire emergency medical documentation process, significantly reducing the time spent on administrative tasks.
This year, Agmis took it a step further by integrating voice-to-text functionality, enabling paramedics to dictate patient information instead of typing. This hands-free capability is especially valuable in high-pressure, mobile environments, where every second saved can impact patient outcomes. With a user-friendly interface and built-in voice recognition for healthcare, the app allows paramedics to stay focused on what matters most saving lives, not filling out forms.
Outcomes!
- Allowed hands-free data entry through voice recognition for paramedics
- Reduced time spent on documentation during emergency calls
- Real-time data sharing with hospitals
- Streamlined emergency medical reporting and reduced administrative load
- Enhanced patient care continuity
