Enhancing Emergency Accessibility in Europe Through RTT and Total Conversation
In a presentation
at an EENA Workshop in Brussels earlier this fall, Thor Nielsen, from nWise, explained
the complexities of enhancing accessibility in Emergency Services across Europe.
Through a detailed assessment as seen in this video, we show valuable insights
into the challenges, solutions, and prospects associated with access to
Emergency Services.
Thor
addresses the vital issue of roaming across national borders when making emergency
calls, underlining its importance for widespread accessibility. He further
describes in a comprehensive way the challenges faced and the promising
solutions at hand. With the EU’s mandatory directives (EECC 2018/1972 and EAA
2019/882) requiring Real-Time Text (RTT) and Total Conversation, a more
inclusive and efficient emergency response system seems well within reach.
Watch the video below of the same presentation as done in Brussels. Click here to read more about our RTT Bridge, our solution for accessible Emergency Servies with RTT.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1hjgRKSe7c&t=1s&ab_channel=nWiseAB
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