| CPC G16H 10/60 (2018.01) [G06F 3/167 (2013.01)] | 26 Claims |
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1. A computer-implemented method for improving response to medical events, comprising:
at a user mobile device:
in response to a manual user activation or an automatic user activation, activating a preset timer;
in response to completion of the preset timer, causing the user mobile device to produce audio, visual, and/or vibration signals so as to alert a bystander that a user of the user mobile device is experiencing a medical event and that the user may need assistance;
in response to completion of the preset timer, displaying a readable code on the user mobile device;
in response to completion of the preset timer, displaying instructions to scan the readable code with a bystander mobile device, wherein scanning the readable code with the bystander mobile device causes the bystander mobile device to connect to a server via a network;
upon connecting the bystander mobile device to the server, transmitting data from the server to the bystander mobile device, wherein the data comprises:
information indicative of the user's medical condition and the medical event that the user is experiencing; and
at least one action of a set of actions to be carried out on the bystander mobile device, wherein the set of actions comprises a series of actions that are customized to the user's medical condition and the medical event; and
displaying, on the bystander mobile device, information corresponding to the at least one action of the set of actions, wherein the information involves a question or command to help the bystander evaluate or assist with the user's current medical situation,
wherein responding, via the bystander mobile device, to the at least one action of the set of actions causes the server to transmit further data to the bystander mobile device,
wherein the further data is dependent on the response to the at least one action of the set of actions.
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