ALT GoodSAM app "Me" tab checklist showing readiness to respond: three green ticks for alerts/location/notifications, verifying organisation, expiry date tied to ID/qualification, and number of accepted activities, with support contact if verification issues arise.

ALT GoodSAM at Stand 1229 — poster for Emergency Services Show Asia, 10–12 November 2026 at Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Singapore; highlights live demos and book-a-meeting option and prompts viewers to swipe for stand details.

ALT Promotional layout explaining GoodSAM Instant.Help’s three-step process titled “See the scene before you arrive”: 1) control room texts a secure link to the caller, 2) one tap shares live video, location and chat, 3) call handlers and clinicians assess, advise and coach.

ALT When callers used GoodSAM live video in San Antonio, 62% of cardiac arrest patients received CPR before paramedics arrived versus 46% on audio-only 911 calls, showing higher bystander CPR rates with live video.

ALT Invite to meet GoodSAM at Emergency Services Show Asia in Singapore — Stand 1229, 10–12 Nov; register on the show website and book a meeting via [email protected], GoodSAM Instant.Help logo at bottom right.

ALT Call to perform CPR at 100–120 beats per minute; NSW Ambulance GoodSAM playlist matches that rhythm and the poster highlights 16,200+ GoodSAM responders in NSW and a 7–10% lower chance of survival each minute without CPR.

ALT Poster announcing Welsh Ambulance Service's 999 RESPOND-2 study, "Seeing the scene. Shaping the decision.", comparing live video calls with audio-only to examine how on-scene visuals influence emergency call decisions; funded by NIHR and using GoodSAM.

ALT Free CPR training in Devon this October with South Western Ambulance Service — Wed 14 Oct 7–9pm at Jubilee Hall, Chawleigh and Bradford & Cookbury Village Hall (near Holsworthy); Thu 15 Oct 10am–4pm at IKEA Exeter; Sat 17 Oct 5–7pm Meldon Village Hall (near Okehampton). Register at

ALT Guidance for GoodSAM responders on next steps after an alert: finish the activity, complete your report, and ask for a welfare follow-up.

ALT When paramedics arrive, hand over care and tap Activity Complete (green). If you accepted but can no longer get there, tap Unable to attend (red) so the service knows.

ALT Mobile form titled "Ask for support" where responders record the outcome and request an ambulance welfare follow-up; example fields show Outcome: Still being treated, Injury/H&S: No, Welfare follow-up: Yes.

ALT Poster headed "It's normal to feel shaken" explaining common reactions after an emergency, encouraging responders to ask for a welfare follow-up or local support, and thanking them for stepping forward.

ALT Red GoodSAM graphic for NHS trusts and health boards headed 'Free GoodSAM responder toolkit for your trust.' Four outlined tiles list what's included: posters, screen slides, intranet banners and staff comms. Below, in large type: 'Ask for yours, free: [email protected]. Email from your NHS address and we'll send the link.' Free to every NHS trust and health board.

ALT Red and white GoodSAM graphic for World Mental Health Day headed 'After the alert, you're not on your own.' It says feeling shaken is normal and lists three steps: ask for a welfare follow-up in your GoodSAM report, talk to your local ambulance service, and talk to someone you trust or a support organisation near you

ALT GoodSAM graphic headed 'Free CPR sessions across London this October' listing four London Ambulance Service sessions: Sat 10 Oct Richmond, Thu 15 Oct Kensal Rise, Wed 28 Oct Wandsworth and Fri 30 Oct Colindale (RAF Museum). Beneath: around 76% of cardiac arrests happen at home, source London Ambulance Service.

ALT 72% of cardiac arrests occur at home; only 6–7% of patients receive a community defibrillator before ambulance arrival — red GoodSAM public awareness poster for Aotearoa New Zealand.

ALT UK national framework for GoodSAM cardiac responder alerting, published for ambulance services, setting out four priorities: consistent alerting radii, clear roles for responders and organisations, fewer unnecessary activations, and follow-up on responder wellbeing.

ALT Volunteer drone pilot on a muddy quad beside a Hampshire police vehicle, operating a hovering drone over a rural lane to support officers during a live rural crime incident.

ALT Infographic explaining GoodSAM emergency drone workflow: after a 999 call the control room alerts trained pilots via GoodSAM, a volunteer accepts or declines, the pilot launches a drone to support officers, and live video streams back to the control room via Starlink.

ALT Police inspector and police commissioner stand holding a drone beside a patrol car, promoting volunteer rural community responders with the headline "Community responders, reimagined."

ALT Graphic explaining GoodSAM app privacy settings letting users toggle visibility—show on map, appear in organisation directory, reveal first/last name and profile photo, and enable "Buzz" alerts—with instructions to find them under General app settings on the Me tab.

ALT 37% higher odds of surviving to hospital discharge when a GoodSAM responder reached a cardiac arrest before paramedics, based on 9,196 arrests in Victoria (2018–23), 564 where responders arrived first.