1. Accessing Patient Information & Incident Details: Upon arrival, Anna opens the FormConnect app and retrieves the prepopulated incident details, including caller information, reported symptoms, and location data. If available, the app might also access the patient’s medical history electronically, expediting crucial care decisions. 

2. Initial Assessment & Data Capture: As Anna assesses the patient, she uses the app to:
– Record vital signs: Electronically capture heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen saturation, and other vital signs using integrated sensors or manual input.
– Document observations: Note down the patient’s condition, symptoms, and any relevant medical history details.
– Capture photos: Capture images of injuries or medical equipment for documentation or remote consultation.
– Use pre-defined assessment tools: The app might offer quick checklists or decision trees for specific medical situations, guiding her initial evaluation. 

3. Communication & Collaboration: While providing care and communicating with the patient, Anna leverages the app to:
– Share vital signs and observations: Transmit crucial patient data in realtime to other paramedics, doctors, or specialists for collaborative decisionmaking.
– Request additional resources: Request additional medical equipment, specialist consultations, or emergency. 

4. Treatment & Reporting: As Anna administers treatment and prepares for transport, she uses the app to:
– Document medications and procedures: Record administered medications,dosages, and any medical procedures performed.
– Generate a preliminary report: The app might pre-populate a report based on captured data, allowing Anna to add details and observations for a comprehensive initial report.
– Electronically sign the report: Electronically sign the report, streamlining documentation and reducing paperwork. 

5. Submitting & Sharing:
– Before leaving the scene, Anna submits the completed report, patient data, and any photos to the emergency medical services database.
– The app automatically transmits the information to relevant healthcare providers, including hospitals and the patient’s primary care physician, ensuring continuity of care.