The AMIS trial has implemented:
- Storage of patient vital signs information on personal storage device to accompany the patient.
- Entry of patient notes and forward transmission of clinical records from the air to AeroMed HQ 2 Group and the receiving hospital.
- Reading patient vital signs information at the receiving hospital.


The trial has been run as a simulated AeroMed evacuation from an aircraft, sending patient notes forward to A3 AeroMed HQ 2 Group and two receiving hospitals.
The benefits of AMIS are:

-	Supports care in the air

-	Promotes information transfer along the chain and therefore improved casualty care

-	Facilitates administration of the evacuation chain

-	Provides another "link in the chain" towards a continuous digital clinical record from point of wounding to the Base Hospital and can form part of an Electronic Health Record.