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CRAP

CRAP

by Fair-Go

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📚 Education
🏥 Medical

Archived App (Last seen on 30 Jan 2026)

This is an archived listing of the app previously available on the App Store.

Although the app is no longer distributed by Apple, you can still view its description, screenshots, version history, ratings, and metadata for reference.

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 25, 2012
  • August 14, 2015

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This app provides Australian paramedics and students with a comprehensive understanding of pre-hospital healthcare across different states and territories. It aims to facilitate interstate transitions and aid career decisions by detailing guidelines, protocols, and educational institutions.

✓Pre-hospital healthcare comparison across Australian states
✓Interstate paramedic transition information
✓List of pre-hospital care educational institutions
✓Employment and support options
✓Access to Fair-Go Forum (Talkfest)
✓Access to Fair-Go Blog
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What's New in CRAP

2.5

August 14, 2015

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. 100% online for all data: 1. Any errors reported to the developer can be fixed within hours rather than weeks. 2. Updates to data is not dependent on upon downloading a new app version. 3. All updates to data will be immediately available to the user. Regions and fields covered as of 01 Aug 2015: VIC - Paramedic, NEPT and CERT/ACO NSW - Paramedic ACT - Paramedic TAS - Paramedic and volunteer WA - All categories QLD - Paramedic NT - Coming soon (I'm working on them currently) SA - Hopefully coming sometime after I complete NT Updates to all regions, will be ongoing, dependent on your feedback.

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Great

I find it a helpful, relevant resource with accuracy, experience, humour, and helpful side notes; all available at the touch of a button. So much easier to carry than bags of reference books. Thanks John, appreciate it.
TammydoulaTammydoula

From the developer...

The data was unavailable for 2 day’s only and that was due to the sever in the U.S. going off line.

All Victorian Guidelines are hyperlinked unlike the official AV app which is only to employed paramedics.

There is only a current issue with a few sample videos, which I’ll attend to in the next update. This was sure to limitations using YouTube.

I’m giving myself 4 stars because I have to rate the app but not 5 because of the later limitation only.

Any questions please use the link to me... the developer.

Regards, John
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NiceAussieGuyNiceAussieGuy

CPM is 3 years out of date as is DTP.

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Kodi TanerauKodi Tanerau

Website is down.

Website for iOS is down so data can't be accessed.
BobolololololololBobololololololol

Update needed!

Can this app please be updated it is useless unless current guidelines are in it
kalinawoodkalinawood
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FAQ

What is CRAP used for?

CRAP is intended for study, research, and comparison purposes to help Australian paramedics and students understand pre-hospital healthcare across different states and territories. It is not to be used for clinical practice in the field.

Is CRAP free to download?

No, CRAP is a paid application. It is available for purchase at $0.99.

What devices support CRAP?

CRAP is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.

How often is CRAP updated?

The latest version of CRAP is 2.5, which was last updated on August 14, 2015. The app was initially released on July 25, 2012.

What is the age rating for CRAP?

CRAP has an age rating of 17+, indicating it is suitable for mature audiences.

Does CRAP have ads?

No, CRAP does not contain advertisements.

Can CRAP help paramedics transition between states?

Yes, CRAP aims to make the transition of paramedics between Australian states easier by providing knowledge of various guidelines, protocols, and drugs used in each region.

What kind of educational resources does CRAP offer?

CRAP endeavors to provide a comprehensive list of pre-hospital care educational institutions, employment opportunities, and ongoing support options beneficial for a paramedic's career.