This app provides 33 step-by-step decision pathways for acute and emergency medical presentations. It guides healthcare professionals from recognition through treatment and disposition, with direct links to source guidelines. It's designed for fast, structured decisions at the bedside.
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June 9, 2026
ED Charts is now Emergency Department Pathways — the same trusted app with a clearer name. Expanded to 33 emergency decision pathways. Every pathway now links directly to its source guideline. Layout, accessibility and stability refinements throughout.
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ED Charts — Full Access
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Emergency Department Pathways is a mobile application designed to provide healthcare professionals with 33 step-by-step decision pathways for acute and emergency medical situations. It supports fast, structured decision-making at the bedside.
The app covers a wide range of emergencies including cardiovascular, respiratory, neurological, infection, endocrine, renal & electrolyte, toxicology, haematology, and others like anaphylaxis, burns, and acute psychiatric emergencies.
Yes, Emergency Department Pathways offers free access to pathways for Anaphylaxis, Sepsis, and DKA. All 33 pathways can be unlocked with a single one-time purchase.
No, the app works fully offline, meaning you do not need an internet connection to access its features and pathways.
Emergency Department Pathways was created and is maintained by Dr. Atif Elnil, a practicing clinician (MBBS MRCP) specializing in Neurology and Stroke at St George's London, UK.
Emergency Department Pathways is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.
The app was last updated on June 9, 2026, indicating a commitment to keeping its content current with contemporary evidence-based guidelines.
Emergency Department Pathways is intended as an educational and training reference for licensed healthcare professionals. While valuable for learning, it is not a substitute for clinical judgment or formal training.
