Emergency Protocols

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Gratis

1.0for iPhone, iPad and more

Agency for Clinical Innovation

Developer

91,2 MB

Size

Mar 18, 2020

Update Date

Medical

Category

17+

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Emergency Protocols Screenshots

iPad

iPhone

About Emergency Protocols

The Emergency Department Protocols is the first fully integrated step-by-step medical emergency manual in the world, created in Australia. It features widely-accepted Australian and international guidelines, endorsed by the NSW Emergency Care Institute.

It has been developed and tested by a team of Australian doctors and nurses, harnessing aviation expertise and the latest human factors research. It has been designed as a pilot’s flight manual, for use as a cognitive aid in time crucial emergencies.

It can best be described as “a flight manual for the crashing patient”.