EMS Apps

[Kavsuvb]

What is everyone's Favorite app that they use for EMS work?

I wonder if we can make a grand list of EMS apps that everyone uses on the job and works.

 

[DesertMedic66]

If I could only have one application, aside from my company’s protocol app, it would be the Critical app. I think it’s ~$10 but in my opinion it is completely worth it.

 

[GMCmedic]

Handtevy Mobile

 

[Peak]

UpToDate

 

[NomadicMedic]

PediStat. Protocols. Active 911.

 

[VentMonkey]

If I could only have one application, aside from my company’s protocol app, it would be the Critical app. I think it’s ~$10 but in my opinion it is completely worth it.

It certainly isn’t one of the more affordable apps, but I’ve used it for certification and refresher references.

 

[firecoins]

There is an app called twiage that allows us to notify the local ER in Hudson Valley area of NY without having to call.

Mobile MDT which a NYC protocol app and tells you the closes hospital by specialty is.

Both apps are quite local.

 

[NomadicMedic]

Twiage and Pulsera are both similar notification apps. It's usually free to EMS, but the hospital pays through the nose.
There's a third that our regions will be trialing. (They're tired of us calling on the radio!)

 

[MetroMedic94]

What is everyone's Favorite app that they use for EMS work?

I wonder if we can make a grand list of EMS apps that everyone uses on the job and works.

I use PediStat as its perfect for kiddos. AHA has a cardiac arrest app that's really nice, but I often forget it as I am performing more skills that takes up the time to get an accurate report from the application. Local protocol apps are always a great addition as well.