Fisdap vs MyDoseCalc

Enter skills & patient care information—with or without an internet connection! At long last, with the Fisdap app, you can enter patient care data right from the hospital or ambulance. Whether you’re on WiFi, cellular data, or stranded on the side of a rural highway with no connection to the outside world—you can document that patient encounter with just a few taps on your mobile device. Hand the device over to your preceptor to have them rate your performance and sign off on your shift. Shift attachments and map navigation to your scheduled shifts are, of course, still available in the app.

MyDoseCalc is an offline calculation worksheet designed for healthcare education and training. Enter values from your source material, select the appropriate units, and review transparent results with complete worked steps. CALCULATION MODES • Bolus / Syringe Calculate draw-up volume from an entered dose and concentration. Compare the exact volume with the nearest syringe graduation and view the result on a visual syringe. • Infusion Convert an entered dose rate into mL/hr or calculate the delivered dose rate from a pump rate. Weight-based units are supported when weight is supplied. • Gravity Drip Calculate exact and nearest whole-number drops per minute using standard or custom drip factors. • Reconstitution Calculate final concentration after adding diluent, with optional powder-displacement volume. BUILT FOR TRANSPARENCY • Complete worked calculation steps • Plain-language result summaries • Easy-to-find calculation-method citations • Exact values and clearly identified rounded values • User-created presets with no included medication defaults • Encrypted, append-only calculation history • Optional notes and verification records • Fully offline operation • No account, advertising, analytics, or cloud service IMPORTANT My DoseCalc is for education and training only. It does not select or recommend medications, doses, concentrations, or treatments. Users provide every clinical value. Always verify inputs and results against current manufacturer labeling, an authorized institutional protocol, and qualified professional judgment. Do not use this app as the sole basis for patient-care decisions.