About
This clinical reference app provides Hampton EMS providers with offline access to all protocols, medications, and administrative policies. It features a dosage calculator, quick reference guides, and a comprehensive search function for immediate access to critical information in the field.
What's New in HDFR Protocols
1.2
June 25, 2026
Whole blood and RSI protocols added
Developer apps
FAQ
What is HDFR Protocols?
HDFR Protocols is the official clinical reference app for Hampton Division of Fire and Rescue. It provides offline access to all Hampton EMS protocols, medications, and administrative policies for field providers.
Does HDFR Protocols require an internet connection?
No, HDFR Protocols works completely offline. No internet connection is required to access any of its features, including protocols and the medication calculator.
How is HDFR Protocols updated?
The app was last updated on June 25, 2026, with version 1.2. The protocols themselves are effective as of March 17, 2026, and are approved by Dr. Chris Baker, OMD.
What devices support HDFR Protocols?
HDFR Protocols is available for iPhone and iPad devices. It is designed for mobile use by medical professionals in the field.
Is HDFR Protocols free to use?
Yes, HDFR Protocols is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or subscription fees associated with using this clinical reference tool.
What is the age rating for HDFR Protocols?
HDFR Protocols has an age rating of 17+. This is likely due to the medical nature of the content and its intended professional audience.
How does the medication dosage calculator work in HDFR Protocols?
The medication dosage calculator in HDFR Protocols allows you to enter patient weight once to get accurate weight-based doses for every medication. It automatically adjusts for clinical context, such as cardiac arrest or anaphylaxis.
Can I save my favorite protocols in HDFR Protocols?
Yes, you can tap the star icon on any protocol to save it as a favorite within HDFR Protocols. This allows for quick access to frequently used protocols.