DigiTrends

A patient in the emergency room is usually in critical condition. Any judgmental errors can be fatal. This is where Pakistan's first on-screen simulator came into play. This system helped RMOs and DPs to perform their duties without any errors. The Problem The medical field is faced with multiple challenges every day. It is crucial for the medical team in the ER to have hands-on experience before treating a patient. The challenge was to get the young doctors hands-on experience in multiple scenarios before they can actually start treating the patients in the ER. Getz Pharma and GSK approached DigiTrends with a challenge where they can create a digital solution that can help the young doctors can practice over real-time scenarios and experience the possible outcomes on how they can treat the patient. Another challenging phase was for the pharmaceutical companies, as their RTDs and events were relatively boring and, was unable to convey the necessary message to medical specialists. They were looking for something to focus more on the interactive solution that would streamline the learning process and better focus on the well-being of the patient. The Solution We offered the idea of an on-screen simulator. The main goal was to focus on the patient's well-being and improved learning experience for the doctors. Our creative team of engineers sat down together to come up with an IDS that would help increase the effectiveness of the message. The solution is also useful for pharmaceutical companies to foster informed meetings during their RTD and events. How we did it? We asked senior physicians and some resident physicians to help us identify potential problems with the current learning system. Then our research team did their homework on the simulator to finally develop a rich screen simulator with multiple features that focus on all aspects of emergency practice.