The child emergency app offers you first aid measures, doctor search and checklists.
The larger the radius that children develop, the larger the danger zone. The child emergency app now takes some of the worry away. It provides checklists and tips for more safety and offers help in an emergency. Reacts appropriately in the event of minor injury, sudden illness, or a life-threatening situation. She also has a search for pediatric and youth doctor practices, emergency departments and pharmacies in Germany. In the event of an emergency, there is a direct emergency call function that can be dialed quickly.
The child emergency app offers the following content and functions:
- Information and measures for first aid
Various symptoms and first aid measures are explained and conveyed using easily understandable and outlined instructions. In the event of an emergency, previously learned first aid knowledge can be applied as correctly and purposefully as possible. An optical and acoustic pacemaker supports cardiopulmonary resuscitation. Furthermore, a topic area provides information on children's diseases.
- Doctor and pharmacy
search The app enables a fast and location-specific search for pediatricians and adolescent doctors as well as emergency departments and pharmacies.
- Emergency call function
An emergency call can be made quickly using the child emergency app. In addition, the "5 W-Questions" provided help to provide precisely the information that is important in the event of an emergency call.
- Prevent dangers and act preventively
The children's emergency app helps with intuitive checklists and extensive information to prevent accidents and emergency situations as best as possible so that they can't even arise.
The app is based on national and international guidelines of the European and German Resuscitation Councils as well as the information and experiences of the nationwide "First Aid for Children" courses of the Johanniter-Unfall-Hilfe. The University Hospital Münster is the scientific partner for the development of the app. The Kindernotfall app is a guide for young parents and anyone who works with children, and is designed to help them safely apply skills previously learned in a first aid course.
More information about the app can be found at:
https://www.barmer.de/unsere-dienstleistungen/apps-skills/kindernotfall-app
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