Emergency Dialysis Information Sharing Mapping System 'DIEMAS'

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DIEMAS

last updated：Aug 08, 2023

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[Essential for Local Government Officials] Preparing for Dialysis Medical Care in Times of Disaster. *Demonstration Available

Everything is for continuous dialysis care. For dialysis patients who are at risk of losing their lives if appropriate dialysis treatment is not provided, it is necessary to prepare an environment where smooth information exchange can occur even in the event of a large-scale disaster. The centralization and smooth operation of a wide range of information, including the operational status of medical facilities and infrastructure, the safety and dialysis conditions of patients, and the necessary staff and medical supplies, has become an urgent issue in the field of dialysis. The Emergency Dialysis Information Sharing Mapping System "DIEMAS" has been developed to support medical sites in emergencies, in addition to the traditional exchange of information primarily through phone and fax, aiming for an advanced digital solution that is easy for anyone to use. "DIEMAS" connects the lives of dialysis patients and serves as a preparation for emergencies. With comprehensive features and robust security, we support everyone in the medical field.

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List of Functions 1. Disaster Situation Registration and Confirmation Function You can input information such as safety status and disaster situation using your smartphone. The information will be displayed on a map. 2. Request Matching Function You can request receiving locations, staff shortages, and medical supplies. Timely matching operations can be performed by administrators. 3. Patient Function To avoid becoming a "dialysis refugee" due to a disaster, patients can easily manage their information themselves.