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EMS Field Partner

EMS Field Partner

by Ritter Mobile Technology GmbH

3 ratings
32 reviews
🏥 Medical
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 16, 2011
  • April 6, 2024

Developer

Ritter Mobile Technology GmbH
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This application provides public safety personnel with quick access to medical referral information for emergencies. It allows direct linking with hospital medical command and utilizes GPS for accurate dispatch of emergency services. The app also offers hospital specialty identifiers, directions, and protocol references.

✓Medical referral information
✓Direct link to Medical Command
✓GPS for dispatch
✓Hospital specialty identifiers
✓Directions to hospitals
✓Protocol references
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What's New in EMS Field Partner

2.1.0

April 6, 2024

2023 Protocol Update for ALS, BLS and IALS Protocols

User reviews

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Good app. Needs updates.

Good app for a provider. Needs the 2024 protocols though.
BillJK94BillJK94

Good app. Needs updates.

Good app for a provider. Needs the 2023 protocols though.
BillJK94BillJK94

Needs a drug library

The ONLY thing I liked more about the UPMC EMS app than this AHN app was its drug library. It listed a comprehensive information section for every drug on the PA EMS approved medication list. Furthermore, on each drug page, it had links to every protocol where the drug might be used. It was very nice. As it stands, if I want info on a drug, I need to switch over to Epocrates. If AHN added a good drug library (comparable to Epocrates…ESPECIALLY if they added a drug calculator), it would be absolutely amazing.

Also, AHN, don’t forget, the 2021 BLS, ALS, and CCT protocols are now out.
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BCC0078BCC0078

Not the Same

Bring back the EMS chart starter please! I loved that function of this awesome app!
GmillzskisGmillzskis

Tools keeps closing not very helpful

Tool keeps closing when you open . Not to helpful..... please fix
HunreploHunreplo
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FAQ

What does the EMS Field Partner app do?

The EMS Field Partner app serves as a reference tool for public safety personnel, providing quick access to referral information for medical and traumatic emergencies. It also enables direct communication with medical command at receiving hospitals and uses GPS for accurate dispatch of emergency services like helicopters.

What are the key features of the EMS Field Partner app?

Key features include quick reference for medical and traumatic emergencies, direct linking with hospital medical command, GPS functionality for dispatch, identifiers for hospital specialty treatment, directions to appropriate hospitals, staff references, facility contact information, education resources, and protocol references for various levels of emergency medical transport.

Is the EMS Field Partner app free to use?

Yes, the EMS Field Partner app is free to use. Registration is required for full activation and functionality, and this registration process is free and takes less than five minutes.

Who is the target audience for the EMS Field Partner app?

The app is designed primarily for all public safety personnel, with a specific focus on EMS professionals. It is intended for use in regions including western Pennsylvania, eastern Ohio, northern West Virginia, and western New York, but can also be utilized nationwide as a reference tool.

What kind of emergency protocols are included in the app?

The app includes Pennsylvania's protocols for ALS (Advanced Life Support), AEMT (Advanced Emergency Medical Technician), BLS (Basic Life Support), and Critical Care Transport. These are valuable resources for emergency responders in the field.