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Designing an Emergency Medical Information System for the Early Stages of Disasters in Developing Countries: The Human Interface Advantage, Simplicity and Efficiency
The Journal of Medical Systems, 04/20/09

Sutiono AB et al. - In this study, the authors proposed how to design the user interface in order to support emergency medical care in the early stages of disasters. The user interface was classified into two tabs, firstly to indicate critically ill patients and secondly to notify details of the medicine having been administered to the patients. Classifying the user interface of emergency medical care information systems by using VHF radio connections will be beneficial, especially for the early stages of disaster-stricken developing countries, in order to preserve the lives of more victims.

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