This paper discusses the needs for determination of areas of focus for VS training and assessment, development and exploration of virtual platforms, automated feedback within such platforms, and evaluation of effectiveness and validity of VS education.

This artcle comments on a system developed by the Department of Geriatrics at the Lithuanian University of Health Sciences which consists of several sensors and a controllers that automatically calls emergency services whenever the wearer is in need of help.

This article discusses on how wearable technology could contribute to more efficient and high quality emergency medical services

This paper shows the results achieved by a project which aimed at the collection of information from EMS and ED providers across Nebraska to identify gaps in their skills, knowledge, and abilities and thus inform curriculum development for the mobile simulation-based training program.

This article comments on role of AI for the creation of smart technologies

This position paper comments on the current state of the EMS and the importance of a stronger cooperation between the tech companies and public authorities.

This paper explores the potential of artificial intelligence techniques particularly for web-based medical
applications. In addition, a model for web-based medical diagnosis and prediction is proposed.

This article comments on how the next wave of computer -aided dispatch will improve communication.

This article presents some key facts about the development of EMS in America and comments on current developments.

This article presents some key facts on the development of EMS in England.