Find a Heart Defibrillator—With Your iPhone

March 9, 2010 at 9:53 am Amy Guyer 1 comment

A physician at Penn State’s Hershey Medical Center has developed an iPhone app to help you find the nearest heart defibrillator. Now that’s an iPhone app you probably hope you’ll never need—but you’ll be glad you have if you ever do.

The free app is the work of James Leaming, a staff physician and faculty member in emergency medicine at Hershey. You can find it here.

Amy Guyer, associate editor

Entry filed under: Faculty research, Hershey Medical Center. Tags: heart defibrillator, iPhone, iPhone app, James Leaming.

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1. Baskin | Code 99 | August 24, 2011 at 5:35 pm

[...] a new law that requires AEDs in buildings of 50,000 SF or more. Heck, there’s even an iPhone app to find the nearest [...]

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