Paramedic Protocol Provider vs OCMedic

Paramedic Protocol Provider provides quick offline access to over 350 field treatment protocols from the USA and Canada. An annual in-app subscription will be required to download or update protocols app starting in 2018. Downloaded protocols will not be updatable without a subscription. Use of this app requires acceptance of the terms of service posted at https://www.acidremap.com/legal/TermsOfService.html For a list of currently available protocols please visit https://www.acidremap.com. Features include: •350+ protocols and supporting documents •Quick indexed lookup of content in a matter of seconds •Search titles and text •Favorites tab for quick access of what's important to you •Updated regularly, ensuring content is up-to-date •Customizable notes for each individual entry •Always with you as long as you have your device and never fades or tears

OCMedic is a field-reference app built for Orange County EMS professionals. HOSPITAL DESTINATIONS • Nearby receiving centers with Apple Maps driving ETAs • Trauma, cardiac, stroke, and pediatric specialty filtering • Hospital capabilities, addresses, base contacts, and fast calling • Live Activities that keep a selected hospital and ETA visible on the Lock Screen CLINICAL FIELD GUIDES • Practical, mobile-friendly guides for time-critical EMS topics • Responsive tables, diagrams, and quick-reference summaries • Published guide updates from OCMedic.com with cached access during interrupted connectivity • Direct access to the complete bundled OCEMS policy library FIELD TOOLS • Hospitals opens first for faster destination decisions • Assist provides quick paths to relevant references • Protected facility door-code directory for authorized personnel • Widgets and Live Activities for glanceable operational information • No third-party account required IMPORTANT OCMedic is an independent reference tool and is not a substitute for current OCEMS policies, medical direction, agency procedures, or clinical judgment. Hospital capabilities, traffic conditions, contacts, access information, and clinical guidance can change. Verify time-sensitive information against current official sources. Driving times are ordinary-vehicle estimates, not emergency-response routing.