AHS EMS vs CHIP Mobile

The Alberta Emergency Medical Services Medical Control Protocols app for iOS devices provides emergency medical providers access to easy-to-use Alberta Health Services Protocols (Medical Control, Medical First Response, Incident Response and Critical Care Medical Control) specifically designed for use in the pre-hospital environment. This app includes adult and pediatric algorithms as well as necessary reference material and pharmacology information, including infusion charts, resource information, and provincial contacts. This app provides government-related information (from Alberta Health Services Emergency Medical Services at https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/ems/ems.aspx) that is generated and published from AHSEMS.com (https://www.ahsems.com). App information is also publicly available at https://protocols.ahsems.com.

OKAKI’s CHIP Mobile application is an add-on to the full version of OKAKI’s Community Health and Immunization Program (CHIP) suite of products. CHIP is a secure SaaS based system and is available to authorized users who have a current subscription to CHIP. It was designed with a simple layout to allow quick, easy, and secure immunization record entry in community settings such as schools, mass immunization clinics, or the homes of vulnerable individuals who cannot be transported to immunization clinics. The application requests permission to use the camera so the application can scan barcodes for patient searches as well as vaccine vials for GTIN codes, lot numbers and expiry dates. Use of the camera is optional as the application is fully functional except for barcode scanning. This application does not access any user data on the phone (contacts, photos, mail etc.) nor does it store any information on the mobile device. It only requires a connection to the internet (Wi-Fi or cellular data).