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AHS EMS app for iPhone and iPad


4.6 ( 1936 ratings )
Reference Medical
Developer: The Essential Talk Network Incorporated
Free
Current version: 2.3.3, last update: 1 year ago
First release : 08 Jan 2011
App size: 5.41 Mb

The Alberta Health Services Emergency Medical Services Medical Control Protocols app for iOS devices provides emergency medical providers access to easy-to-use Alberta Health Services Protocols (Medical Control, Medical First Response, Incident Response and Critical Care Medical Control) specifically designed for use in the pre-hospital environment.

This app includes adult and pediatric algorithms as well as necessary reference material and pharmacology information, including infusion charts, resource information, and provincial contacts.

The information contained in the AHS EMS Medical Control Protocols App is intended for use by emergency medical practitioners governed by Alberta Health Services and STARS.

The main features include:
(*) Quick navigation to critical information
(*) Search capability
(*) Portrait and landscape viewing
(*) No subscription required
(*) Ability to enter your own Notes on a Protocol
(*) Favorites
(*) Offline access

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Medical Control and Critical Care Control Protocols

Medical First Response, Incident Response, Critical Care and Medical Control Protocols are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non-commercial-Share Alike 4.0 International license. You are free to copy, distribute and adapt the work for non-commercial purposes, as long as you attribute the work to Alberta Health Services Emergency Medical Services and STARS and abide by the other license terms. If you alter, transform, or build upon this work, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same, similar, or compatible license. The license does not apply to AHS or STARS trademarks, logos or content for which Alberta Health Services and STARS is not the copyright owner. To view a copy of this license, see https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/.

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Pros and cons of AHS EMS app for iPhone and iPad

AHS EMS app good for

Very well designed. I will be referring to this a lot, easy to navigate and use.
Great app and handy to have. I just hope they keep it updated as they fix the protocols one by one. That will make it 5 stars.
Very impressed AHS....good reference to have and easy to navigate
Wow, the flow charts alone would have deserved 5 stars. I stumbled upon the notes section and found the organization of etiologic factors easy to follow, and best of all, I can copy and paste into my notes. Amazing.
Really easy to use and practical. Needs updates and addition for a few protocols, such as dehydration, metabolic/ respiratory acidosis, etc.
This has far more information and is way easier to navigate then the $40 handbook. Always check this on the way to a call, and has given me a load of valuable information, especially as a brand new practitioner. As long as it stays up to date, five stars.

Some bad moments

When I open the app everything comes up as (null). Not sure if its compatible with iPhone 5.
Nothing comes up for this up, just null. Ive got an iPhone 4.
Not working on iOS 7 . App wont even open. seems to work if updated over the air update but from new install, it crashes.
Why make the interface more confusing? App was fine before, update added nothing of value, only took away. Simple is key. This is anything but.
what happened here?? Had a great app! Now looks terrible on the iphone... Sad to see the older version gone!
The new version has very small fonts and is not as nice to use as the previous version. More effort could have been put in, it looks like a windows 3.1 folder structure...