5 Best Mapped apps for Android (Medical)
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Following is our list of the best mapped apps for Android. Trusted developers like DeveloperTim and Association RMC-BFM are known to create software that in theory will improve wellbeing and health. After extensive testing we've concluded that the best apps include Defib Map, Staying Alive, Project Baseline, .
1 Defib Map
Use the app to locate your nearest defibrillator on our easy to use map.
The Defib Map app helps you find the nearest defibrillator in your area. It has an easy-to-use map that shows the locations of defibrillators. You can also get quick directions to any defibrillator on the map. The app allows you to join a community and add defibrillators to the map in just three simple steps. It also provides CPR advice and keeps you connected to a growing list of defibrillators.
2 Staying Alive
Staying AlivenAED global mapping & Citizen Responders management
Staying Alive is a free app that helps you find defibrillators and manage citizen responders. It has a live database with over 120,000 defibrillators worldwide. You can easily locate the closest defibrillators near you or at a specific address. You can also report new defibrillators and edit existing ones. If you are trained in CPR, you can register as a Citizen Responder and be notified by EMS in case of a nearby cardiac arrest. The app also provides a guide on how to use an Automatic External Defibrillator (AED) and has an emergency mode that helps you make the right decisions in an emergency. Please note that the app's data is user-generated and not checked by a dedicated organization. Developed by AEDMAP.
3 Project Baseline
Only 500 of the 10,000 human diseases have cures. Let's change that together.
The Project Baseline app allows you to participate in clinical research from the comfort of your own home. You can find research opportunities that align with your health and interests, and complete activities for studies you've joined. The app covers a wide range of research areas including COVID-19, heart health, mental health, and more. You may even have the chance to test new technology. The app also provides access to research findings and health insights, so you can see how your contributions are making a difference. Your data is kept secure and private by Project Baseline. This app is developed by Verily.
4 HelpMe
On-the-spot first aid information in vital emergencies and defibrillator map
The HelpMe app for Android is a helpful tool for emergency situations. It provides accurate information on how to respond to different scenarios like cardiac arrest, choking, anaphylaxis, and severe bleeding. The app also includes a map of defibrillators to help cardiac arrest victims. Users can add defibrillator locations and details to the app, making it easier for everyone to find and use them in emergencies. The app is simple, fast, and easy to use.
5 IRVeinViewer
The smartphone camera to monitor vein maps.
The IRVeinViewer app is designed to help improve the visibility of veins using infrared rays and hemoglobin contrast in the near infrared range. It is easy to use - simply launch the app, point your smartphone at the search area, and the app will automatically turn on the backlight, highlight the IR image, and adjust the optimal contrast. You can adjust the focus by tapping on the screen and freeze an image with the Freeze/Run button. The app also allows you to view the original infrared image or processed image using the IR source/2D Filter button. Additionally, you can apply a 2D filter to increase the contrast of thin or wide veins to the Freeze Frame using the Thin/Thin Max/Mid/Mid Max/Wide/Wide Max button. Please note that the app may not work well with cameras with aggressive denoiser and may not work if the veins are hidden by a layer of subcutaneous fat. The visibility of veins can vary depending on factors such as age, gender, fitness level, fatigue, and smoking history.
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