EMS Guidebook
EMS Guidebook allows the user to view the medical protocols of specific EMS agencies. This guidebook is meant to be a replacement of the traditional flip book guides that EMTs and Paramedics carry for reference on emergency calls.
The iPhone version of this app contains two parts. The first and main part of this app is a menu system that leads the user to the protocol data of specific agencies. The second part of this app is a collection of tools that will be useful to EMS personnel while on the scene of an emergency call.
The tools included are:
Drug Dose Calculator - This is a calculator that will assist the user in finding the correct dose for several EMS medications. It calculates both the adult and pediatric doses.
Vitals Recorder - This tools allows the user to record basic vitals and send them by text to any other phone number. This is particularly useful if the first responding unit is not going to be the unit transporting the patient.
Glasgow Coma Score Calculator - This useful tool assists the user in determine the patient's Glasgow Coma Score (GCS).
APGAR Calculator - Let's be honest. Who can remember what the 2nd A in APGAR is? This calculator helps the user determine the newborn's APGAR score.
The iPad version of this app does not contain the tools that the iPhone version contains.
There are four agencies and one set of generic protocols currently available for download. Those agencies are:
Park City Fire Service District in Park City Utah
Summit County EMS in Summit County Utah
Wasatch County EMS in Wasatch County Utah
South Davis Metro Fire
Generic Protocols
The specific agencies protocols require passwords to download. Those passwords are available from the agency's Training Officer. The Generic Protocols are available without a password.
In addition to the above agencies, the following protocols are available via an in-app purchase:
District 2B Protocols (Salt Lake County, UT)
North Carolina EMS Protocols (General EMS protocols for North Carolina)
Hawaii EMS Protocols
2011-2013 St John EMS Protocols (New Zealand)
Utah Pediatric Off-Line Protocol Guidelines (EMSC)
West Virginia EMT Basic Protocols
As part of the base program, each set of protocols contain references such as pediatric vital signs, burn references, c-spine clearance charts, 12-lead guidelines, American Heart Association (AHA) guidelines, START and JumpSTART triage guides. There are also guides to several common cardiac rhythms with examples. Last but not least is access to a database of over 22,000 medications under over 200,000 different names.
If you wish to have your protocols put into this system contact [email protected]
The iPhone version of this app contains two parts. The first and main part of this app is a menu system that leads the user to the protocol data of specific agencies. The second part of this app is a collection of tools that will be useful to EMS personnel while on the scene of an emergency call.
The tools included are:
Drug Dose Calculator - This is a calculator that will assist the user in finding the correct dose for several EMS medications. It calculates both the adult and pediatric doses.
Vitals Recorder - This tools allows the user to record basic vitals and send them by text to any other phone number. This is particularly useful if the first responding unit is not going to be the unit transporting the patient.
Glasgow Coma Score Calculator - This useful tool assists the user in determine the patient's Glasgow Coma Score (GCS).
APGAR Calculator - Let's be honest. Who can remember what the 2nd A in APGAR is? This calculator helps the user determine the newborn's APGAR score.
The iPad version of this app does not contain the tools that the iPhone version contains.
There are four agencies and one set of generic protocols currently available for download. Those agencies are:
Park City Fire Service District in Park City Utah
Summit County EMS in Summit County Utah
Wasatch County EMS in Wasatch County Utah
South Davis Metro Fire
Generic Protocols
The specific agencies protocols require passwords to download. Those passwords are available from the agency's Training Officer. The Generic Protocols are available without a password.
In addition to the above agencies, the following protocols are available via an in-app purchase:
District 2B Protocols (Salt Lake County, UT)
North Carolina EMS Protocols (General EMS protocols for North Carolina)
Hawaii EMS Protocols
2011-2013 St John EMS Protocols (New Zealand)
Utah Pediatric Off-Line Protocol Guidelines (EMSC)
West Virginia EMT Basic Protocols
As part of the base program, each set of protocols contain references such as pediatric vital signs, burn references, c-spine clearance charts, 12-lead guidelines, American Heart Association (AHA) guidelines, START and JumpSTART triage guides. There are also guides to several common cardiac rhythms with examples. Last but not least is access to a database of over 22,000 medications under over 200,000 different names.
If you wish to have your protocols put into this system contact [email protected]
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