When an emergency call is made, the dispatcher at the other end of the line must triage the patient on their own. With Corti implemented, the dispatcher now gets a digital assistant that listens in on the conversation and helps to look for important signals in both verbal communication as well as the tone of voice and breathing patterns.
All the data provided during the emergency call is automatically analysed by Corti and then compared to the millions of emergency calls, which Corti has already analysed, to find important patterns.
As Corti’s understanding of the incident increases, Corti will try to predict the criticality of the patient’s situation based on symptom descriptions and the signals gathered from voice and audio. These insights are delivered to the dispatcher as alerts and recommendations.
Freddy Lippert, MD CEO of Copenhagen EMS said, “This is an innovation with the potential to change the way Emergency Medical Services handle emergency calls.”
For more information, visit: www.corti.ai
Image for illustration purposes, courtesy of Cornwall Fire, Rescue & Community Safety Service.
Embedded video shows the capability of the Corti AI software.
