Final Contract Report: Real-Time EMS Helicopter Video Feasibility Study

Perina, Debra; University of Virginia Health Sciences Center. Pegasus Observer Program

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Final Contract Report: Real-Time EMS Helicopter Video Feasibility Study

2001-11-01
By Perina, Debra

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Creators:

Perina, Debra
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University of Virginia Health Sciences Center. Pegasus Observer Program
Contributors:

Lynn, Cheryl
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Virginia Transportation Research Council (VTRC)
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ATMS Digital Video Emergency Communication Systems Evaluation/Program Assessment Evaluation And Assessment Real Time Information Vehicle To Infrastructure Communications
Publication/ Report Number:

03-27-E ; NTIS-PB2003107825

03-27-E ; NTIS-PB2003107825 Less -
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Tech Report
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Virginia
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Virginia
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Virginia Transportation Research Council (VTRC)
Abstract:

The purpose of this project was to determine whether the use of ground-based video imaging by local rescue squad personnel and Pegasus medical staff is technically and organizationally feasible as a tool to improve pre-hospital care provided to crash victims. The available technology was rated against three criteria: (1) the video feed must be delayed by less than 60 seconds, (2) the picture quality must be adequate for remote evaluation of trauma, and (3) the signal must be secure to protect patient privacy.
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