Grounded in the realities of pre-hospital care.
Synetra is being developed with input from front-line clinicians, medical logistics personnel and pre-hospital researchers. The themes below shape the platform's design priorities, ordered by MARCH — hemorrhage and circulation first.
Where the design conversation focuses.
Where the largest share of preventable trauma death happens — and how the compensation window is missed today.
Where subtle circulatory and respiratory changes are most likely to be missed in transit.
How much of the pre-hospital picture actually reaches the receiving team — and what gets lost.
What makes an alert helpful and not another interruption during a task-saturated transport.
Ruggedness, offline operation, and tactical workflows for care outside stable connectivity or logistics.
Voices informing the platform.
What we heard from over 40 conversations.
Over 40 conversations with emergency physicians, paramedics, combat medics, and healthcare leaders shaped the direction of Synetra. These are the people who inspired us to build differently.
“Diagnosis isn't limited by clinician skill. It's limited by available equipment.”
Many life-threatening conditions — including internal bleeding, cardiac tamponade, and posterior circulation stroke — remain difficult to identify during transport because ambulances lack advanced diagnostic tools.
“Information continuity is critical.”
Every patient handoff creates opportunities for information to be delayed, duplicated, or lost.
“Paramedics are trying to monitor patients, administer medication, perform procedures, communicate with hospitals and complete documentation simultaneously.”
Reducing the cognitive load on users, not just adding more devices, was one of the strongest themes across our interviews.
Opportunities for engagement.
Explore clinical and operational fit for your context.
Discuss potential controlled evaluations once available.
Contribute expertise to design and evaluation methodology.