Features: Clinical Quality Service for First Responders (FirstAidIQ)

Generated from research in Ideas Catalogue. Features created in Aha.io product II65.

Phase 1 Features (II65-R-2: Foundation & MVP)

II65-1: Clinical Guideline Knowledge Base

Epic: II65-E-1 (Core AI Clinical Decision Support Engine) Build and maintain a structured knowledge base of emergency clinical guidelines from authoritative sources (St John NZ, AHA, ERC, ILCOR). Version-controlled, updatable by clinical administrators, queryable by the AI engine.
  • Ingestion pipeline for PDF and structured guideline documents
  • Version history and effective-date management
  • Search and retrieval API for the AI engine
  • Admin interface for guideline updates and approval workflow
  • Initial load: St John NZ Comprehensive Clinical Procedures and Guidelines

II65-2: AI Voice Guidance Engine

Epic: II65-E-1 (Core AI Clinical Decision Support Engine) Voice-activated clinical guidance system that listens to responder queries, processes through NLP, and responds with contextual clinical recommendations via text-to-speech.
  • Wake word detection with < 200ms latency
  • Speech-to-text accuracy > 90% in noisy field environments
  • Clinical query parsing with intent classification
  • Context-aware responses referencing active patient record
  • Text-to-speech with adjustable volume and speed
  • Fallback to on-screen display when audio unavailable

II65-3: Vital Sign Alert & Threshold Engine

Epic: II65-E-1 (Core AI Clinical Decision Support Engine) Process incoming vital sign streams (HR, SpO2, BP, temperature, ECG) and generate real-time clinical alerts when values breach configurable thresholds.
  • Streaming ingestion of vital sign data from connected wearables
  • Configurable alert thresholds per patient profile
  • Severity classification: Warning, Critical, Life-threatening
  • Alert delivery via voice, haptic, and visual modalities
  • Trend analysis: detect deterioration trajectories
  • < 1 second from reading to alert

II65-4: Wearable Device SDK & Integration

Epic: II65-E-2 (Real-Time Telemetry & Wearable Integration) Device integration SDK supporting standard wearable health monitoring protocols for connecting biosensors, smart watches, ECG patches, and SpO2 monitors.
  • Support for Bluetooth LE GATT Health Device Profile
  • Auto-discovery and pairing of certified devices
  • Simultaneous connection of up to 4 devices per responder
  • Device status monitoring (battery, signal strength, data quality)
  • Initial device support: Polar H10, Apple Watch, Garmin, generic BLE SpO2
  • Offline buffering of wearable data during connectivity gaps

II65-5: 5G/LTE Telemetry Streaming Pipeline

Epic: II65-E-2 (Real-Time Telemetry & Wearable Integration) Cloud telemetry pipeline receiving real-time vital sign and incident data from mobile devices in the field, storing securely, and streaming to control centres and hospital dashboards.
  • WebSocket-based streaming with automatic reconnection
  • End-to-end encryption (TLS 1.3)
  • Multi-region cloud deployment for resilience
  • Automatic fallback from 5G to LTE to 3G with buffering
  • < 500ms end-to-end latency on 5G networks
  • Data sovereignty controls (NZ data stays in NZ region)

II65-6: FirstAidIQ iOS Application (MVP)

Epic: II65-E-3 (FirstResponder Mobile Application) Primary mobile application for first responders on iOS with voice-first AI guidance, patient record management, wearable monitoring, and incident documentation.
  • iOS 16+ support on iPhone 12 and newer
  • Voice activation via dedicated wake phrase
  • Patient incident creation with 10-field quick capture
  • Live wearable vitals display with alert banners
  • Offline mode: clinical guidelines accessible without network
  • Handover report generation: PDF export of full incident record
  • Battery optimised: < 15% drain per 2-hour shift with wearables connected

II65-7: Patient Incident Record Management

Epic: II65-E-3 (FirstResponder Mobile Application) Fast and structured system for capturing patient details, presenting complaint, interventions, medications administered, and outcome during an active incident.
  • Quick-start incident from home screen in < 3 taps
  • Demographics: name, DOB, gender, known conditions, medications, allergies
  • AVPU/GCS assessment capture
  • Intervention logging with timestamps: CPR, defibrillation, cannulation, medication
  • Voice-dictated notes transcribed and attached to record
  • Auto-populated vitals from connected wearables
  • HL7 FHIR export for hospital EHR integration

II65-11: Security & Data Privacy Framework

Epic: II65-E-6 (Regulatory Compliance & Security Infrastructure) Foundational security controls and data privacy architecture for handling patient health information under NZ Privacy Act 2020, Australian Privacy Act, and GDPR.
  • AES-256 encryption at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit
  • Role-based access control with least-privilege defaults
  • Multi-factor authentication for all accounts
  • Comprehensive audit log for all data access
  • Patient data residency controls by region
  • Annual penetration test with no high-severity findings

Phase 2 Features (II65-R-3: Validation & Regulatory)

II65-8: Control Centre Live Operations Dashboard

Epic: II65-E-4 (Control Centre & Dispatch Dashboard) Web dashboard for ambulance dispatch and control room staff to monitor all active field units in real time, view patient telemetry, and coordinate remote clinical support.
  • Real-time map with field unit positions and patient status indicators
  • Expandable panel per unit: crew, active incident, patient vitals summary
  • Critical alert notifications with audio and visual callout
  • Two-way messaging between control and field unit
  • Support 50+ simultaneous field units per control room operator
  • Browser-based (Chrome, Firefox, Safari)
  • Role-based access: dispatcher vs. clinical supervisor views

II65-9: Hospital Pre-Arrival Notification & Handover

Epic: II65-E-4 (Control Centre & Dispatch Dashboard) Automatically notify receiving hospitals when a patient is en route, streaming the real-time patient record and vital signs so ED staff can prepare before the ambulance arrives.
  • Automatic ETA-triggered notification when ambulance within 15 minutes
  • Real-time patient vitals stream to ED dashboard
  • Pre-arrival summary: presenting complaint, interventions, current vitals, known history
  • Hospital acknowledgement confirmation back to field team
  • Integration with ED information systems via HL7 FHIR R4
  • Configurable per hospital EHR: Epic, Cerner, local systems

II65-10: Clinical Quality Reporting & Protocol Adherence

Epic: II65-E-5 (Clinical Quality & Analytics Platform) Automated analysis of incident data to measure protocol adherence, identify training needs, and generate compliance reports for regulatory submissions.
  • Protocol adherence scoring per incident, responder, and team
  • Automated exception flagging: deviations from guideline steps
  • Trend reports: weekly, monthly, quarterly aggregation
  • Anonymised peer benchmarking across the organisation
  • Exportable reports: PDF and CSV formats
  • GDPR-compliant: patient data de-identified in reports