myResponder [iPhone]

Singapore Civil Defence Forceが配信するiPhoneアプリ「myResponder」の評価や口コミやランキング推移情報です。このアプリには「メディカル」「ヘルスケア/フィットネス」などのジャンルで分類しています。APPLIONでは「myResponder」の他にもあなたにおすすめのアプリのレビューやみんなの評価や世界ランキングなどから探すことができます。

myResponder

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Singapore Civil Defence Forceのメディカル系アプリ

「myResponder」は、Singapore Civil Defence Forceが配信するメディカル系アプリです。

メディカルヘルスケア/フィットネス

このアプリの話題とニュース

新バージョン3.11.0が配信開始。新機能や改善アップデートがされています。(4/23)
2018年1月22日(月)にiPhone版がリリース！

このレビュアーのおすすめコメント

I've had 6 alerts but I could only attend to two cases. One was a neighbour in cardiac arrest and another was while I was cycling, but that turned out to be a lady who hyperventilated so much that she was unresponsive on the kitchen floor. Would love to have more people on the app to keep the community safe and each other out!

I've had 6 alerts, attended to 2 cases - ★★★★★
Couldn't open the app... Everytime I try to open it, it just crashes. Hope to get it fix soon!
App Crashes - ★★★★★
very useful & important.
would be great if there is more publicity to download it.
great app - ★★★★★

使い方や遊び方

Volunteers are notified via the myResponder Mobile App by SCDF’s 995 Ops Centre of any Cardiac Arrest Case within 400 metres of their location. If you are notified, you may choose to respond to the incident and offer your assistance. The Mobile App will highlight nearby AEDs that may be available.

Once you have located the victim suffering from cardiac arrest, you can assist the original caller who alerted SCDF in performing CPR or helping to apply the AED to revive the patient. SCDF’s 995 Ops Centre may also ask responders to guide the ambulance crew by escorting them to the incident site.

If you are 15 years and above and wish to volunteer, be sure to get your SingPass ID and password ready. If you are under 18 years old, please seek parental consent for your participation. Your handphone number is also required for SCDF to get in touch with you during an emergency.

Your response is entirely voluntary, and we only encourage you to respond when you are available and to do so within safe and reasonable means.

myResponder is the latest project by the Singapore Civil Defence Force. The myResponder Mobile App alerts volunteers to nearby Cardiac Arrest Cases to render first aid before ambulance arrival. With myResponder, volunteers will have the following services at their fingertips:

- Geolocation notification of nearby cases
- Display of nearby incidents using OneMap
- Display of nearby AEDs using OneMap
- Geolocation enabled dialling of 995
- Access to the National AED Registry

Please note that continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.

The Singapore Civil Defence Force – The Lifesaving Force

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The R-AEDi (pronounced “Ready”) initiative is an ambitious undertaking by Singapore Heart Foundation in collaboration with the Singapore Civil Defence Force to improve Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest (OHCA) survival rates. Cardiac arrest is a serious condition and every year, over 1800 persons suffer Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest (OHCA) in Singapore, half of whom are below 60 years old.

Every minute after OHCA has occurred, the chances of survival drops by 7%-10% without any intervention. The OHCA survival rate in Singapore is only 3-4%. The key to improving the chance of survival is for bystanders to start Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) as soon as possible and get an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) to shock the heart back to a normal rhythm.

Visit https://www.raedi.sg/ to find out more

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