GoodSAM Responder

GoodSAM Responder

Tasking/Alerting/Dispatching

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Version History of GoodSAM Responder

12.5

May 30, 2024

Lone working support – If your organisation has enabled this, before going into someone’s house simply select the time you expect to be out, and if you aren’t, the organisation is informed. “Future Tasks” has been renamed as “Activities”. “Activity Completed” button now has customisable outcomes. Alert / Task Acceptance – the “Reject” button has changed to “decline”. Professionals – The “Invites” and “Media” tabs now display the team’s name and can be searchable by the team name.

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12.4

March 30, 2024

- Minor bug fixes.

12.3

January 4, 2024

This is a major update for the GoodSAM alerting / tasking / volunteering module! There are some under the hood changes which support multiple new volunteering roles and opportunities. In addition, you will see buttons relating to: Lone Working Module: Organisations can now activate “lone working” for safety. This means that when a responder enters someone’s home, they can select how long they intend to be there for. If they are not out within that timeframe, the system can alert the host organisation and trigger a safety response. Currently this is being used for the NHS Volunteer responder programme, but other organisations will start in the coming months. Mobile Equipment: You can now state if you carry lifesaving equipment in addition to a defibrillator. This includes, bleed kits, naloxone for opioid reversal and epi-pens. This system is being set up so that ambulance services (if they wish), can alert specific people (e.g. police officers who carry naloxone) to specific incidents (e.g. opioid related unconsciousness). Currently, selecting these will not mean you get alerted, however, over the coming months, this functionality will start to be trialled. Equipment Registry: We also have increased our AED Registry to include bleed kits, water rescue and fire equipment. Please help us compile this data set in the same way we have done for AEDs. We have partnered with the Royal Lifesaving Society who will manage the water rescue equipment data. This means missing life rings etc can be reported to them directly and they can initiate the process to get them replaced. Thank you once again for being part of our wonderful community! All the very best for 2024!

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12.2

November 20, 2023

This new update provides a new “Loan Working” module to improve volunteer and responder safety. This especially applies to our NHS Volunteer responders. If you’re going into someone’s house for example, simply set the duration of time you intend to be there for as you go in. At the end of that time, the system will check you have left. If you haven’t or don’t respond, a safeguarding process is started to ensure you are safe. As always, there are many other under the hood changes to improve your user experience. This is in addition to our last major update which enabled the mapping of rescue equipment including: AEDs Bleed kits Water rescue equipment Outdoor fire equipment This is an incredibly useful system that can help the emergency services guide people to equipment when needed. Thank you for helping map this and keep it up to date and thank you again for being part of our wonderful community.

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12.1

October 8, 2023

In addition to being able to map fixed resources such as AEDs, bleed kits, water rescue and fire equipment, this update brings the ability to register if you are carrying life saving equipment. You can now indicate under the me tab if you are carrying: An AED Bleed / trauma kit Naloxone An Epipen. This enables emergency services to specifically alert those who have this equipment to specific emergencies. This does not affect the normal cardiac response and the code of conduct should still be followed if a cardiac responder. There is also a “I am physically fit and can lift” toggle. This means emergency and voluntary services can request help from those nearby in manual tasks such as lifting patients and deploying sandbags in flooding.

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12.0

September 11, 2023

 GoodSAM are excited to announce our new “Emergency Kit Register”!   In addition to mapping defibrillators, the platform now maps Bleed Kits, Water Rescue and Outdoor Fire Equipment. Please help us map these by taking a photograph of equipment that is in a fixed location and uploading it using the new kit icon located on the map.   Other additional features within this update include: - Easier registration – anyone can register to be a GoodSAM responder from within the App - Additional role support for the NHS Volunteer Responder Scheme - Under the hood changes   Thank you again for being part of the GoodSAM community!

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11.9

April 24, 2023

- Fixing a minor bug with the registration form which was causing the certificate expiry date to reset itself.

11.8

April 18, 2023

- Adding the ability to use call-signs when switching on duty. (Needs to be turned on by the parent organisation.) - Adding the ability to send on-off and templated messages. (Needs to be turned on by the parent organisation.)

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11.7

April 3, 2023

- Adding a new "stand down" notification sound. - Improving the live streaming quality.

11.6

November 25, 2022

- Fixing the registration page to allow the selection of occupation. - Fixing the share button for iPads.

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Description of GoodSAM Responder

The GoodSAM Responder App is a professional deployment system used by Emergency Services around the world and the National Health Service in the UK. GoodSAM provides a range of solutions connecting those with specific skill sets to those in need, for example: - GoodSAM Cardiac: This system is used by ambulance services to alert those trained in resuscitation (e.g. off duty paramedics, nurses, doctors, police and fire staff) to those nearby who are likely to be in cardiac arrest. This system has saved many lives around the world. - GoodSAM Volunteer Response: GoodSAM is a platform used by the NHS and 3rd sector organisation such as the Royal Voluntary Service and British Red Cross to deploy volunteers to those in need. At the current time this is coordinating the 750,000 NHS Volunteers to help those isolated in the Coronavirus crisis. - GoodSAM Pro: This is a professional dispatch system for community first responders and the emergency services. The App utilises the latest in location technology and has many advanced features including a built in “radio” (Buzz) function so you can communicate with surrounding colleagues. The GoodSAM platform has saved hundreds of lives and helped many thousands of people around the world. If you can help your community, please download the App and register under your parent organisation (or get your parent organisation on board if they are not on!). Visit www.goodsamapp.org for more information. Please download the App and join our global community. Our Apps rely on location services for navigation and position updates. Please note continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.
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GoodSAM Responder: FAQ

Can GoodSAM Responder be used on an iPad?

Yes, GoodSAM Responder is compatible with iPad devices.

Who created the GoodSAM Responder app?

GOODSAM LTD developed the GoodSAM Responder app.

What is the minimum iOS version required to use GoodSAM Responder?

The minimum iOS version for the GoodSAM Responder app is 9.0.

What is the overall rating of the app?

GoodSAM Responder has a consumer rating of 4.2 and receives plenty of positive reviews.

What’s the app category of GoodSAM Responder?

The Main Genre Of The Goodsam Responder App Is Health & Fitness.

What is the newest version of GoodSAM Responder?

The latest version of the GoodSAM Responder app is 12.5.

What is the latest GoodSAM Responder update release date?

GoodSAM Responder rolled out its latest update on December 1, 2024.

What is the exact date when GoodSAM Responder came out?

GoodSAM Responder originally came out on February 5, 2023.

What is the age rating for GoodSAM Responder?

Rated GOODSAM LTD: May contain content unsuitable for children under the age of 12.

What are the languages supported by GoodSAM Responder?

GoodSAM Responder is available in English.

Can I enjoy GoodSAM Responder by subscribing to Apple Arcade?

Sorry, GoodSAM Responder is not on Apple Arcade.

Can I find in-app purchases in GoodSAM Responder?

Sorry, in-app purchases are not available for users of GoodSAM Responder.

Can I use GoodSAM Responder with Apple Vision Pro?

No, you cannot use GoodSAM Responder with Apple Vision Pro.

Are users exposed to ads in GoodSAM Responder?

No, users are not exposed to ads in GoodSAM Responder.

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Reviews of GoodSAM Responder

App has flaws. Idea is GOLD

Got my first alert yesterday and clicked accept to be able to respond to it. The app provided me with the patient details and address. I typed a message to say I was on my way. I responded and attended the patient. I am looking at the app now and it says I have not accepted any alerts. It says in my messages that it sent the alert to another responder as I didn’t respond. … as I am unsure what is supposed to happen after I accept an alert and attended an event, I just hope I have done everything right from a verification and documentation point of view.
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App update needed

There needs to be an update regarding the style of the app it just looks plain and when responding the icons could be like a mini first aid badge.

GoodSAM

Having been an EEAST Community First Responder for 10 years I’ve taken a less onerous but more specific role here on GoodSAM giving assistance when asked by EEAST EOC to attend cardiac arrest situations. My only niggle of the GoodSAM App is that there appears to be 15 other people associated with GoodSAM on the map of my immediate locality, none of whom are actual First Responders so will not come to assist me when asked / buzzed by me. I’m told they were registered with GoodSAM during COVID to deliver prescriptions, go shopping and otherwise assist anyone in need; so as they appears 24/7 how can I ask whether they are still active? And why do they appear on my local First Responder webpage? Otherwise a brilliant way to keep volunteering and helping save lives in my community. Thank you everyone, with regards from Clive
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