REMM was built by the Department of Health and Human Services, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response, Office of Planning and Emergency Operations, and cooperate with other organizations.
REMM is a website to offer people information about the radiation and emergency response.
REMM provides information for the public and web users in all over the world.
It provided radiation knowledge and data, App download, interaction and information updates.
There are amount of links, text, photos, video and animation to show the information.
There are five sub-category at the top band within Interactive Clinical Tools, Diagnosis & Treatment, Reference & Data, Overview and Get REMM App. User can choose more category in each sub-category, and get more detail information.
There are lots of links, and link all the data and information.
There is a long list of consultants such as universities, physics safety and so on. There are also a editing and technology team for build the website. REMM also employ software programs to monitor traffic to identify unauthorized attempts to upload or change information or damage the system. The system is maintained by the US government.
The web platform could counting how many times view the website and the quantity of each data people view. The data can be analysed and see what area that people more interested. As well as user can sign-up email updates, and contact REMM with questions and feedback.
Quickly search might be difficult, due to the amount of links and need to dig deeply.
This app was made for healthcare providers, primarily physicians, as a guide about radiological and nuclear emergencies. It can help with clinical diagnoses and treatment of radiation injuries during emergencies.