An app I didn’t know I needed
Have been using PHEM logger as part of my practice for the last few weeks and it really helps to streamline my handovers and improves accuracy of timings when on scene.
$4.99
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This tool accurately timestamps critical events in pre-hospital emergency medicine. It supports clinical governance, documentation, and post-incident audits with glove-friendly, single-handed operation. It logs job timings, medications, interventions, and cardiac arrest events.
✓Job timing capture
✓Medication logging with frequency counting
✓Intervention timestamping
✓Cardiac arrest event logging
✓ATMIST handover note building
✓Customizable settings
✓Simulation ready
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What's New in PHEM Logger
1.3
June 25, 2026
- Cardiac Arrest screen — new Initial Events and Initial Times sections: - Initial Events: record whether the arrest was Witnessed, whether Bystander CPR (bCPR) was given, and whether an AED was used (with Shock / No Shock). Each answer shows a quick status badge on its button. - Initial Times: record the time of Cardiac Arrest, Bystander CPR and FPOS (approximate, to the minute). - The Cardiac Arrest and Bystander CPR times now also appear in chronological order on the Current Timings page. - Export now groups the Cardiac Arrest section as Initial Events, Initial Times, derived No Flow / Low Flow times, then logged events. No Flow and Low Flow times are also shown on the job summary. - Export preview now includes your Title and Signature information (as set in Settings) within the Notes section — title at the top, signature at the foot. Applies to the text preview, Plain Text and Excel exports, and the bulk export. - Job List now orders most recent first (date descending, then CAD number descending).
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FAQ
What is PHEM Logger used for?
PHEM Logger is a precision timestamping tool designed for pre-hospital emergency medicine professionals. It captures accurate real-time timestamps for key events during patient care, aiding in clinical governance, handover documentation, and post-incident audits.
Can PHEM Logger be used with gloves on?
Yes, PHEM Logger is specifically built for glove-friendly, single-handed operation, making it practical for use under pressure in emergency situations.
What types of events can be logged in PHEM Logger?
PHEM Logger can log job timings (activation, on scene, hospital arrival), clinician-administered medications, clinical interventions (airway management, blood products), and detailed cardiac arrest events including shocks, rhythm changes, and ROSC.
Does PHEM Logger provide clinical guidance?
No, PHEM Logger is a passive recording tool only. It does not provide clinical guidance, recommendations, or decision support. All events are clinician-initiated.
Can PHEM Logger be used for training simulations?
Yes, PHEM Logger works equally well during manikin-based simulation exercises and training scenarios, making it a valuable tool for team debriefs and skills development.
How does PHEM Logger help with patient handovers?
PHEM Logger allows users to make notes that can be mapped to ATMIST handover structures and record key vital signs snapshots. The data is fully exportable to a plain text preview for easy reading during handover.
Is PHEM Logger available on multiple devices?
Based on the provided data, PHEM Logger is supported on both Apple Watch and iPhone devices.
How often is PHEM Logger updated?
The latest version of PHEM Logger is 1.3, and it was last updated on June 25, 2026. This suggests a relatively active development cycle.