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Published: Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Emergency Medical Service personnel and firefighters rely completely on patients or their family members to provide vital personal and medical history information. In an emergency situation, patients and family members experience an extreme amount of stress which can lead to crucial information being forgotten, more time on-scene of the incident, and delayed transport of the patient to a hospital. Join FDNNTV.com's J.R. Ybarra for a look at EmergiLink, a new system that provides wireless fingerprint identification technology to put life saving medical information into the hands of first responders, improving the care they give patients and increasing their chances of survival.
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