Seattle cardiac patient has his life saved by a mobile app
Most of us have installed apps that play games, stream television shows, and pass along the news. For 60-year old Stephen DeMont, an app did something much more important; it saved his life. DeMont collapsed last week in front of a bus stop at the University of Washington Medical Center. Quickly, help arrived. A medical student gave DeMont chest compressions, and a nurse who just ended her shift at the hospital helped stabilize him until an ambulance arrived.
The app also allows users to monitor emergency radio traffic, and view a photo gallery of significant events. Pulse Point is free and currently covers 2,000 cities in 28 states. If you want to install the app on your iOS or Android device, click on the sourcelink. If you do know CPR, installing PulsePoint on your mobile device could help you save some lives.
Download Pulse Point on your iOS or Android device by clicking on the appropriate link (iOS|Android)
source: PulsePoint via CanadianPress
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