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The research aims to develop a mobile application that improves EMS treatment protocols through human-centered design.

March 15, 2026

Development of a Mobile Application for EMS Treatment Protocols Based on a Human-Centered Design Approach

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The research aims to develop a mobile application that improves EMS treatment protocols through human-centered design.
Developed a mobile application using human-centered design principles.
Engaged system stakeholders and EMS clinicians for feedback on features.
Focused on enabling rapid access to real-time decision support.
Mobile application facilitates timely decision support for EMS clinicians.
Stakeholder input prioritizes application features for better usability.

Abstract

Using HCD principles, we developed a mobile application that enables rapid access to real-time decision support for EMS clinicians. This process and the application features, prioritized by our system stakeholders and EMS clinicians, can inform similar efforts in other EMS systems.

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Jake Toy

Denise Whitfield

Shira Schlesinger

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Prehospital Emergency Care

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Harbor–UCLA Medical Center

Health and Human Services Agency

Perceptronics Solutions (United States)

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