Akul Mathur
@amos_316 · 5:00
The need for covid like distress signal platform
And I've been wondering which parts of this challenge can we address? These challenges that we can address and maybe reduce human error and introduce some more precision and bring down the number of fatalities that we could have brought down the number of fatalities if such a system existed, which could take in as many volumes of people after people, patients after patients for the same endemic or pandemic in this case, and follow the same suit of protocols that every health care provider has
Akul Mathur
@amos_316 · 1:08
So I just realized that this is a five minute clip and my previous clip got clipped. So I'm going to continue to reply this is good, so that I can come back over here and reply to people's responses. It definitely looks like this swell is like Twitter for voice. It's a good thing. No need to type 150 characters again. Anyway
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 1:26
Amos, thanks for popping in here. And I just listened to both of your swells about your new product and the fact that it's open source and that you're trying to just collaborate with as many people as possible. It seems like we're at a time right now where there's a little bit of an infinity loop because a lot of us don't know how much our lives are going to be changed by some of the protocols that we've gotten used to
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Akul Mathur
@amos_316 · 1:19
So if who implemented certain protocols for COVID, they certainly don't exist for other endemics. And we would like to try to build up a platform that can really allow a really high volume of requests and then make sure that it kind of balances off the traffic being injection of patient intake in that particular region
Hey a cool stevie here. So you're asking all the right questions. Yeah. COVID has been a huge, huge, huge strain on all the healthcare systems of the world. And I just think there's so many factors, there's obviously not just one factor that needs to be fixed, but there is so many factors that could have prevented some of this