Must have Iphone apps for EMS

[Handsome Robb]

I use the calendar on my iPhone for scheduling...

 

[Lozenger19]

I have medscape and webMD

 

[DrankTheKoolaid]

I use a Android phone myself but have Epocrates, a med dictionary, eponyms and a pill identifying program. And about 8gigs worth of downloaded podcasts.

But on the Ipod Touch I aquired from my daughter I use Paramedic Protocols. Im surprised nobody else has mentioned that one.

 

[Cup of Joe]

I like to read up in the Micromedex Drug Information app. Other than that, Angry Birds and puzzle games.

 

[Vetitas86]

Android too for me.

Just skimming through, Medscape, WebMD, and something else I can't remember at the moment...

Epocrates I don't have, but will. Few other miscellany.

I've heard the NREMT prep apps are good too. I'll check em out and check back.

 

[Cindigo]

Anyone know of any good, cheap Anatomy/physiology apps to use as a "study buddy"?

Pocket Body is pretty cool. It's about $17 for the iPad, cheaper for the iPhone.

 

[medic417]

iResQ available for the android as well under the same name.

 

[Feuerwehrmann]

I saw an app a while ago that kept track of certification expiration dates. Now that I have an iPhone, I can't find it. Any ideas?

UPDATE: I just found it; it is called Cert Tracker.

 

[Miscusi]

I have the FDNY ops guide as a PDF. all 1600+ pages of it. I had put it in the iphone, but to get to any single page you really have to scroll and scroll.... Ideas on making it some kind of ebook conversion?

 

[stlukescj11]

Well I just filled up my iPhone with a ton of new apps.

 

[Lozenger19]

I have the FDNY ops guide as a PDF. all 1600+ pages of it. I had put it in the iphone, but to get to any single page you really have to scroll and scroll.... Ideas on making it some kind of ebook conversion?

I use iBooks for reading PDF files. Give it a try

 

[mipsyop]

EMS tracker

EMS Tracker is the app for logging calls as you go on iphone or apple devices!

 

[Anjel]

Omnimedix is an awesome app for drip rates, and drug calculations.

 

[NomadicMedic]

Here's mine

 

[SomeGuy9005]

My agency's Treatment Guidelines are available in mobile friendly form.

http://www.bctg.bcas.ca/

Besides that ... I use google for meds and conditions I'm not familiar with.

 

[MonkeyArrow]

I have EMS ALS and arrhythmia on my iPhone.

 

[Carlos Danger]

Epocrates

Medscape

Micromedex

Palm Pedi or Pedi Safe (they are very similar)

Hemodynamic

Critical Care

Medcalc Pro

Covert your protocols and checklists, guidelines, etc to pdf and load them into iBooks, Adobe Reader, or a similar app capable of reading pdf files.

 

[NomadicMedic]

The first app in my iPhone is the "paramedic protocol provider". The PPP has updated protocols from almost everywhere. It's a good one.

 

[Icando]

App for Apple IPhone

I have an app that tracks all times - very simple app
EMS-Logger.
Again, pretty basic but you just click the button

 

[Jim37F]

I have EMT Academy and a half dozen Medrills apps