ICU Trials by ClinCalc vs Qpath Mobile

ICU Trials is a quick pocket reference for both the novice and seasoned critical care clinician. This app does not replace the original manuscript of these landmark critical care trials – instead, it serves as a fast reference and learning tool for some of the most important ICU trials over a wide range of specialties. Each entry contains a short one-liner about the critical care trial and key points, which includes only the most pertinent details, such as inclusion/exclusion criteria, treatment protocols, pertinent endpoints and findings, as well as expert commentary regarding key subgroup analyses or limitations to the trial. Want to send a colleague a citation? Use the "Share Trial" button to send a PubMed link and quick summary. Using this feature, it’s incredibly easy to share pivotal critical care trials with students, residents, and other colleagues. The database features 200+ landmark trials related to: ARDS, cardiac arrest, DVT/PE, delirium, glycemic control, heart failure, hemorrhage, meningitis, nephroprotection, nutrition, pneumonia, sedation, seizure, sepsis/shock, spinal cord injury, stroke, and subarachnoid hemorrhage – with more trials and topics to be added on a regular basis! This app is designed and maintained by Sean P. Kane, PharmD, BCPS -- a clinical pharmacist specializing in critical care with a background in information technology and application development.

Qpath Mobile is an extension to Qpath solution that allows physicians to view and document their studies, sign exam worksheets and perform QA on the go! In addition to ultrasound exams, physicians can now create external camera DICOM exams in order to document patient symptoms. To create a new Camera DICOM exam, User can select an existing patient from a worklist, scan a patient barcode with an embedded application scanner or add a patient to the worklist manually. With the camera mode enabled, User may select an exam type and department to send an exam to. Exams with camera pictures and videos are transferred to Qpath instance and can be accessed from any workstation or a mobile device.