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RAPID
RESCUE

RAPID RESCUE is a highly interactive, responsive, and user-friendly web application designed to help users request emergency ambulance services, track their ambulance in real-time, and manage their medical profiles. It supports admins and drivers (EMTs) with dispatch systems and patient management, ensuring efficient services across all devices.


Date

September 2024

Role

Lead of the Team

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The Challenge

Developing a highly interactive, responsive, and user-friendly application that meets the needs of both patients and EMTs while maintaining efficiency across multiple devices. The biggest challenge was seamlessly integrating real-time ambulance tracking, dispatch management, and medical profile handling without compromising security or performance.

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The Research

Researching the best practices in emergency response systems, real-time GPS tracking, and user experience to create a platform that is easy to use for patients, EMTs, and administrators. Ensuring that the system complies with medical data security standards while providing an intuitive user interface across all devices.

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The Solution

Developing a comprehensive web application that allows users to request ambulance services efficiently, track ambulance movement in real-time, and manage medical profiles. The solution integrates a dispatch system for administrators and a seamless interface for EMT drivers, ensuring fast and reliable emergency response on any device.
The system is designed to handle real-time communication between users, admins, and EMTs, enhancing emergency medical response times.

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System Architecture

The Rapid Rescue system follows a robust three-tier architecture:

    Frontend (Presentation Layer): Built using Razor views, HTML5, CSS3, and Bootstrap 5 for responsive design and seamless user interactions. Backend (Application Layer): Powered by ASP.NET Core MVC to handle business logic, user management, and data processing. Database (Data Layer): Managed by MS SQL Server, which securely stores data such as user profiles, ambulances, drivers, and emergency requests.
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Technology Stack

Rapid Rescue uses a modern technology stack to ensure the system is scalable, secure, and responsive. Below is an overview of the tools and technologies employed:

    Frontend: Razor, HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap 5, JavaScript Backend: ASP.NET Core MVC Database: MS SQL Server API Integration: Google Maps API for real-time ambulance tracking Version Control: GitHub for code collaboration
Patient to Driver to Admin Flow

The flow begins when a Patient submits an emergency ambulance request. The system notifies the Admin who assigns a nearby Driver/EMT. The Driver is updated in real-time with the patient's location and medical details, and the Admin monitors the situation until the service is completed.

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User Feedback

The system has received positive feedback from users, especially for its ease of use, real-time ambulance tracking, and efficient response times. Below are some of the key user testimonials:

    “The real-time tracking gave me peace of mind during a stressful situation.” “The user interface was simple and easy to navigate, even in an emergency.” “I appreciated the ability to share my medical history with the EMTs before they arrived.”

This feedback has been crucial in further refining the system for better performance and user experience.

API Integration

Rapid Rescue integrates several APIs to enhance its functionalities:

    Google Maps API: Used for real-time tracking of ambulances and calculating estimated arrival times. Status Update API: Allows drivers to update their real-time status (e.g., “on the way”, “arrived”, “transporting patient”). Notifications API: Sends push notifications, SMS, or email alerts to users and admins regarding ambulance statuses and emergency requests.

Future Improvements

Based on current usage and feedback, the following improvements are planned for future versions of Rapid Rescue:

    Incorporating AI-powered predictions to estimate ambulance arrival times more accurately. Adding multilingual support to make the system accessible to a wider audience. Integrating billing and insurance claims functionality to further streamline the emergency response process. Expanding the system to integrate with more hospitals and ambulance services across different regions.

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