Abstract: The MedicSMART system can be a replenishment system for personal medical kits. The personal medical kit can house an inventory of personal use medical supplies within a container that is in a location personally associated with a user. Each medical supply can have a radio-frequency identification (RFID) tag affixed thereon. The payment artifact can be used for the user's electronic transactions. The MedicSMART system can be configured to automatically replenish the inventory of the personal medical kit using a client device, supply thresholds, supplier data, and a server. The client device can be installed within the container to collect data from the RFID tags. The supply thresholds can define minimum values for the medical supplies. The supplier data can define suppliers for purchasing the medical supplies. The server can be configured to automatically order medical supplies to maintain the personal medical kit in an acceptable state.

Abstract: A portable medical kit can be identified. The portable medical kit can include one or more medical consumables including bandages, an automated external defibrillator (AED), a sensor for monitoring a quantity of the consumables present in the portable medical kit and for monitoring a charge state and power level of the AED, and a wireless transceiver for communicating the quantity of consumables present in the kit, the charge state, and power level of the AED to a remotely located computing device. A proximate medical training equipment can be detected. The equipment can facilitate the training of a user with the AED or the medical training equipment. A training functionality of the portable medical kit can be activated to enable safe practice with the kit and the equipment. The training functionality can include selectable training content that specifically instructs the user on the use of the kit and the equipment.

Abstract: A medical supply monitoring system for a medical kit monitors supplies of the medical kit. The medical kit can house medical supplies within a container at a user location. At least one medical supply can have an electronic tracking tag affixed thereon. The system can include an access sensor, a client device, and a server. The access sensor can be installed upon a covering element of the monitored compartment to indicate when an access event has occurred. The client device can be installed within the container and connected to the access sensor. The client device can be configured to collect the situational data for the access event. The server can be remotely-located from the client device and can be configured to maintain an access log for the medical kit using the situational data collected by the client device.