The resulting hologram was arrogant and irritable, and as a result was poorly received by many Starfleet doctors. Zimmerman did not take into account that his own personality made a poor bedside manner for a medical doctor. Zimmerman, proud at his achievement, decided to program the EMH with both his physical, and most notably, psychological likeness. It contains 50 million gigaquads of computer memory, which is "considerably more than most highly developed humanoid brains."ĭr. The EMH was also supplemented with contingency programs and adaptive programs to learn while serving as a supplement of a normal medical staff in cases of emergency. The EMH Mark I was first activated in 2371, and was programmed with over 5 million possible treatments from the collective information of 2000 medical references and the experience of 47 individual medical officers. Starfleet commissioned the brilliant holo-programmer Doctor Lewis Zimmerman at the Jupiter Station Holoprogramming Center as the embodiment of modern medicine. As of 2377, there have been four versions of the EMH, called Mark I, II, III, and IV. The formal name of the program was EMH Program AK-1 Diagnostic and Surgical Subroutine Omega-323. It was designed to provide short-term advanced assistance during emergencies in sickbay to the extent of literally replacing a starship's medical officer.
The Emergency Medical Holographic program (EMH) was a sophisticated hologram developed in the early 2370s by Starfleet and used on most Federation starships in the late 24th century.
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