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This article describes an application using Google Glass to allow emergency paramedics to access information from a hospital and send information from an accident side. This can potentially enhance pre-hospital care and also reduce costs. This article describes the goals of the application, its challenges and presents preliminary results of tests using Google Glass to prepare the final application. Results will be finalised in a bachelor thesis at the HES-SO Valais in Sierre.
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