Projects

iProcureSecurity PCP

Pre-Commercial Procurement of Innovative Triage Management Systems Strengthening Resilience and Interoperability of Emergency Medical Services

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Start:

09.2021

End: 

10.2024

Client: 

Funding: 

Horizon 2020 (H2020)

Challenge

Emergency Medical Services (EMS) across Europe face significant challenges due to fragmented and heterogeneous systems. Variability in protocols, coordination mechanisms, and communication tools prevents effective response in large-scale emergencies. First responders often struggle to gain a quick, comprehensive overview of victim status and manage resources efficiently. The lack of interoperability among different EMS systems, first responders, and healthcare providers further complicates emergency care delivery.

Solutions

The iProcureSecurity project is addressing these challenges by developing an AI-driven triage management system designed for real-time use in emergency situations. This system will provide a clear, fast, and accurate overview of victims’ conditions, helping EMS teams prioritise care effectively. By integrating the system with other first responder networks and relevant actors, the project aims to dramatically improve interoperability across the EMS ecosystem. The solution will be thoroughly tested and validated in pre-commercial procurement (PCP) stages, ensuring it meets the needs of diverse EMS systems across Europe and can seamlessly integrate into existing emergency protocols.

Results

The impact of iProcureSecurity will be far-reaching. By standardizing triage processes and improving data sharing between different EMS actors, the project will enhance emergency preparedness and response across Europe. This will lead to better patient outcomes, more efficient use of resources, and increased resilience of healthcare systems during crises. The innovative triage system has the potential to set a new benchmark for EMS practices across the continent, ensuring that all victims receive timely and appropriate care regardless of where an incident occurs.