The GoodSAM platform has finally reached New South Wales, piloted by police and ambulance in very different capacities, but with the same goal of saving lives.
Emergency services around the world are jumping onto a revolutionary digital platform that uses mobile phones to put first responders instantly on the scene.Anyone who calls emergency services can opt in to share their camera, microphone and location, without needing an app installed on their mobile phone.
When it comes to ambulance services, GoodSAM has a different but powerful function as a mobile phone app for cardiac arrest. "Creating that community of people who look after their neighbours and provide that hyper acute care when it's needed."
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