BHECCS Mobile vs Ward Guide

The BHECCS Mobile app allows clinicians to have instant access to all relevant guidance, documentation, contacts and basic location information that they may need during the course of their shift. BHECCS Mobile includes: - Access to relevant guidance and documentation, including offline/spotty coverage support - Links to relevant forms and other data - Regularly updated contact information - Notifications of relevant incidents/major incidents for BHECCS clinicians - Basic routing/distance information while on scene - and more! The app will evolve as the needs of clinicians are identified. BHECCS volunteer clinicians are on-call in their free time to provide advanced medical and trauma care to patients who have suffered life-threatening injury or illness in Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire. Activated by the East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust (EEAST), BHECCS volunteer clinicians respond using blue lights and siren in either their own vehicle from home, or in the dedicated scheme response car. BHECCS volunteers are highly trained pre-hospital clinicians who bring a wealth of experience to every patient in addition to carrying life-saving drugs, equipment and treatment not usually found on an emergency ambulance.

From Ward Guide the one healthcare app, you can learn and practice to check signs and symptoms, History taking, General physical examinations, Managements of Diseases (including goals of the treatment), pharmacological and non-pharmacological therapies, Ward protocols, Common medical and surgical emergencies, General procedures, Rational use of drugs and much more. All content in Ward Guide is verified by Qualified & Registered Doctors and Pharmacists, therefore; it is highly recommended for House officers (Hos), Medical officers (MOs), General practitioners (GPs), Post graduate residents, Clinicians, Pharmacists and Nurses. The content in the Ward Guide is based: 1. Current Medical Diagnosis & Treatment 2021 edition. 2. Current practice Guidelines in Primary care 2020. 3. Pharmacotherapy Handbook by Joseph T.Dipiro. 4. Oxford Handbook of Clinical Medicine. 5. Oxford Handbook of Pediatrics Kumar & Clark's clinical Medicine 10th edition. 6. Nicholas J Talley & Simon O'Connor's Clinical examination 8th edition. 7. Manual of Cardiovascular Medicine by Brian P.Graffin 4 Edition. 8. Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine 19th Edition. 9. Davidson principles and practice of Medicine 23rd edition. 10. Macleod's clinical examination 13th edition. 11. Medscape. 12. WHO guidelines. Disclaimer: Information provided in Ward Guide is neither intended nor implied to substitute any professional or medical advice, and is provided purely for educational purpose only. You should not use this information to diagnose or treat any medical or health problem. Although every effort has been made to make the content easy to access in portable form and free from errors. Also, we do not provide any warranty that Ward Guide content will meet your criteria. If you undertake any treatment method from this app without registered medical professional’s supervision, solely you and entire you will be responsible for the outcomes. Neither Ward Guide nor the organization of this App can be held responsible for your actions or any conditions resulting thereof. For further information, suggestions and queries, reach out to our experts; Email: info@wardguide.com