Hi there everyone
New basic here, passed the national registry just this summer!
Anyways I'll get right to it. So have any of you veterans ever wished you had a device in your truck that doesn't exist? Something that could perhaps be used to monitor, give feedback or provide some type of automated service on a patient? I know there are plenty of gadgets already available, so maybe even some type of integration of existing tools might be useful.
I'm a senior this year in college, studying electrical engineering, and part of the program is a senior design project. I'll possibly be on a team with mechanical engineers so theres the potential for mechanical components. Any ideas? This has the potential to become something that would assist real-life EMTs!
New basic here, passed the national registry just this summer!
Anyways I'll get right to it. So have any of you veterans ever wished you had a device in your truck that doesn't exist? Something that could perhaps be used to monitor, give feedback or provide some type of automated service on a patient? I know there are plenty of gadgets already available, so maybe even some type of integration of existing tools might be useful.
I'm a senior this year in college, studying electrical engineering, and part of the program is a senior design project. I'll possibly be on a team with mechanical engineers so theres the potential for mechanical components. Any ideas? This has the potential to become something that would assist real-life EMTs!