# Pre-Hospital Care System - Project Summary

The Pre-Hospital Care System represents a transformative digital solution developed exclusively for Rescue 116, an emergency response unit operating under the Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (MDRRMO) section headed by Narciso Corpuz, with Rescue 116 under the dedicated supervision of Sir Clifton Dichoso. This comprehensive web-based application addresses a critical operational need by modernizing the documentation processes that have long challenged emergency medical services. Through 38 iterations of careful development and refinement, the system has evolved into a production-ready platform that empowers the team leaders who serve as the primary encoders, providing them with an intuitive, secure, and efficient tool to capture vital pre-hospital care information. Every aspect of the system has been thoughtfully designed with the real-world demands of emergency response in mind, recognizing that team leaders often must document patient information under time pressure, in challenging field conditions, and while managing multiple responsibilities during active incidents. By transforming what was once a cumbersome paper-based or static digital process into a streamlined, mobile-optimized application with intelligent features like auto-save, interactive injury mapping, and comprehensive fleet tracking, the system enables the Rescue 116 unit personnel to focus more energy on their life-saving mission while ensuring that the critical documentation supporting quality patient care and regulatory compliance within the MDRRMO section under Narciso Corpuz's leadership is captured accurately and efficiently.

Under Sir Clifton Dichoso's leadership, the implementation of this system represents more than just a technological upgrade—it signifies a commitment to operational excellence, data-driven decision-making, and continuous improvement in emergency medical services delivery. The platform provides team leader encoders with powerful capabilities including a seven-section guided form that captures over 80 data points per incident, an innovative body diagram for precise injury documentation, real-time draft saving that prevents data loss during interrupted encoding sessions, and mobile-responsive design that works seamlessly whether documenting from office computers or mobile devices in the field. Simultaneously, the system equips Sir Clifton Dichoso and designated administrators with comprehensive oversight tools including advanced analytics dashboards that reveal trends in emergency types, response patterns, and resource utilization; detailed audit trails that ensure accountability and support quality assurance reviews; user management capabilities for administering the encoding team; and sophisticated reporting features that transform raw incident data into actionable intelligence for strategic planning and operational optimization. With robust security measures protecting sensitive patient information, role-based access control ensuring appropriate data visibility, and extensive documentation supporting knowledge transfer and system sustainability, the Pre-Hospital Care System stands as a testament to how thoughtfully designed technology can amplify the capabilities of dedicated emergency responders like those serving in the Rescue 116 unit under the MDRRMO section, ultimately enhancing the quality of care delivered to the community they serve.
