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To expediate the assistance process requesters can call for help with just one click
Android Application for Nearby Overdose Response
A SENG 499 Project
Supervised by Dr.Jens Weber and Dr.Morgan Price
A SENG 499 Project
Supervised by Dr.Jens Weber and Dr.Morgan Price
This app allows for requesters to call for help from nearby responders
A responder will recieve a notification when a nearby responder asks for help using the app
A requester waits for accepting responders to arrive using a map interface with directions
Users can register to be a responder: someone who carries a naloxone kit or has first aid training
or can access the app as a requester: a spotter or user who is involved an overdose emergency.
To expediate the assistance process requesters can call for help with just one click
Requestors can ask for help. This will alert nearby Responders and also message the local authorities
Once the alerts propogate out to the responders, requestors can see how many are on their way
Requestors that are spotters can view life-saving information while waiting for a naloxone kit to arrive.
Responders can register with just their phone number and can start receiving alerts immediately
Responders will be notified when an overdose emergency is happening; the app will notify the closest responders first
Once confirming they are avaliable, responders will be given a map view to find the requester
Responders can view life-saving information while on their way to the requester
Some in-app pictures of AntiDose
