First Due Mobile vs Check The Dose

First Due Mobile is finally here! Be notified, arrive safely and understand your scene like never before. First Due Mobile includes: -Incident tracking and notification -Emergency response specific routing -Integrated Assessor, Building Department and Fire Prevention data! -Quick size-up on every building -Detailed pre-plans on every building including residential! -Pre-Incident Planning & Mapping -Chat for easy communication with your team -Incident statusing and responding functionality -Live unit and team member tracking during incident

Check The Dose is a fully customizable and automated dosing guide for Pre-Hospital and Hospital Providers that is used for dosing Medications and Equipment for both Pediatrics and Adults patients - Newborn to 100kgs. The Check The Dose app is linked to a web-based database that if maintained by your department administrator. This means that the app is always current. When you add/remove/or change a medication on the website the app updates as well. The app is always current and providing accurate information when you need it. It not only provides medication dosing, but it also allows for you to upload Checklists, Reference Materials, Protocols, and it even has a contact list for keeping your phone numbers, addresses, and door codes up to date. It also includes a mapping feature to map to hospitals from your current location. Additional features include a way to confirm your drip rate, as well as show you only medications based on a specific treatment. That means that only the medications that are needed are shown. Check The Dose is not for individual use. It is designed for Fire Departments, Ambulance Companies, and other Pre-Hospital Type agencies. This app is to be used by providers within those agencies who have an account with Check The Dose. A login will be provided by your agency to obtain your customized dosing guide. MEDICAL DISCLAIMER: The information displayed on the Check The Dose App is provided and controlled by the individual Agency whom has subscribed to use Check The Dose. Any questions or concerns with a dosing amount displayed should be directed to the Agency responsible for the data. The user of this app, who is assigned by the subscribed agency, can and should contact a Medical Control Doctor if any questions about medications or treatments come up. Check The Dose does not diagnose patients. It is not for use by an individual private consumer. It is to be used only by trained medical professionals who work for an agency who is subscribed with Check The Dose. This agency also manages the content that their employees see on the app. Check The Dose does not monitor or modify any of the data except under the written request by the subscribing agency. For further information please visit www.checkthedose.com