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WISER is a free educational application designed specifically for first responders, providing critical information on hazardous substances encountered in emergencies. This mobile tool, developed by the National Library of Medicine at NIH, serves as a comprehensive resource that includes detailed descriptions of various dangerous materials, their potential health effects, and recommended safety precautions. Users can browse information by category or conduct manual searches for specific substances, making it a practical reference in urgent situations.

In addition to its extensive database, WISER features interactive visual aids, including a 3D model of the human body, which enhances understanding and aids in the administration of first aid. The app allows users to create personalized profiles to compile relevant information, ensuring quick access to essential guides during emergencies. Despite its specialized focus on first responders, WISER remains a vital resource for ensuring safety and effective response in critical situations.

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5.2.40
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Android
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368
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WISER (Wireless Information System for Emergency Responders) is a mobile application designed to assist first responders in hazardous...

WISER (Wireless Information System for Emergency Responders) is a mobile application designed to assist first responders in hazardous material incidents.

First responders in general, and HAZMAT units in particular, must make many decisions quickly in handling hazardous-materials incidents. They need accurate information about the hazardous substances, the emergency resources available, and the surrounding environmental conditions to save lives and minimize the impact on the environment and physical property. The WISER application extracts content from TOXNET's Hazardous Substances Data Bank (HSDB), an authoritative, peer-reviewed information resource maintained by the National Library of Medicine, and places that information into the hands of those who need it most.

Features of WISER

* Rapid access to the most important information about a hazardous substance by an intelligent synopsis engine and display called "Key Info"

* Intuitive, simple, logical user interface developed by working with experienced first responders

* Comprehensive decision support, including assistance in identification of an unknown chemical or chemical syndrome and guidance on the immediate actions necessary to save lives and protect the environment

* GIS support provides for isolation/protective distance overlays on a map of the incident

* Access to NLM's Hazardous Substances Data Bank (HSDB), which contains detailed peer-reviewed information on hazardous substances

* Interactive chemical reactivity data based on NOAA's CRW 3.0, allowing WISER to predict hazards caused by a user prescribed mix of chemicals.

* User Profiles enable users to specify the role they are currently playing at the scene of an incident: first responder, HAZMAT specialist, EMS specialist, hospital provider, or preparedness planner. The key information presented to the user about a substance varies depending on this role, so that the information most relevant to the respective job can be quickly accessed.

* Radiological and biological substance support.

* ERG 2012 data; the Android version of WISER includes the full ERG 2012 tool.

* Mobile support, providing first responders critical information where they need it, when they need it.


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