Docs4MDs vs OB Emergencies

Docs4MDs improves on the current credentialing process by providing a single software application that consolidates all of your credentialing records in one digital system - giving you 24/7 access via smartphone, tablet and desktop to all your personal and professional information. Medical licensing authorities and specialty boards are requiring more continuing education credits, and with each renewal cycle, keeping track of your status in meeting these requirements is more and more difficult. Docs4MDs tracks all your credentials, remind you when they are due for renewal, and presents an up-to-date view of continuing education courses and how they satisfy various CME requirements. Requests for credentials from hospitals and other entities can be satisfied in minutes rather than hours and days. Add authorized users to your account and they can help in managing professional credentials and satisfying requests on your behalf.

OB Emergencies is a free checklist app for healthcare providers in Labor and Deliver based on the DHA Obstetric Emergencies Bundle. The app contains all checklist items, dropdown boxes for labs, important items to consider, and action items. Additionally, users can add institutional phone numbers to access from within the app to include Blood Bank, Massive Transfusion Protocol, calling Code Purples or Code Blues, and more. While the information contained is based on the DHA OB Emergencies Bundle, the information is based on clinical recommendations, and the app can be used by any healthcare provider in an obstetric setting. Features: ~ Checklists for common and rare obstetric emergencies ~ Phone book to allow users to save institution-specific helpful phone numbers that allows users to call important numbers from within the app ~ How-To guide for using all the features of the app ~ References for each checklist Disclaimer: OB Emergencies is meant to be used for informational purposes only and is intended to be used by licensed healthcare providers. The information contained within does not replace clinical judgement. If you are a patient, the information contained within is not meant to replace medical advice from a licensed physician.