Med App vs MT Guidelines

Med App is the orientation platform of choice for leading Healthcare organisations. Currently in use at the following locations: Australia NSW -- South Eastern Sydney LHD ● Calvary Health Care Kogarah ● Prince of Wales Hospital ● St George Hospital ● Sutherland Hospital ● Sydney & Sydney Eye Hospital ● War Memorial Hospital -- Sydney Children's Hospital Network ● SCH Randwick ● TCH Westmead -- Central Coast LHD ● Gosford Hospital ● Wyong Hospital -- Far Western LHD ● Broken Hill Hospital -- Hunter New England LHD ● John Hunter Hospital ● Belmont Hospital ● The Maitland Hospital ● Manning Rural Referral Hospital ● Tamworth Rural Referral Hospital ● Armidale Rural Referral Hospital ● Calvary Mater Newcastle ● HNE Mental Health -- Murrumbidgee LHD ● Wagga Wagga Hospital -- Northern NSW LHD ● Lismore Hospital ● The Tweed Hospital -- Western NSW LHD ● Orange Health Service ● Bathurst Hospital ● Dubbo Base Hospital -- Illawarra Shoalhaven LHD ● Shellharbour Hospital ● Shoalhaven Hospital ● Wollongong Hospital ● ISLHD Paeds QLD ● Greenslopes Hospital -- Central West Hospital & Health Service ● Alpha ● Barcaldine ● Blackall ● Longreach ● Primary Health Centres ● Winton -- Metro North Hospital & Health Service ● Royal Brisbane & Women's Hospital ● The Prince Charles Hospital ● Caboolture Hospital ● Kilcoy Hospital ● Redcliffe Hospital -- Central Queensland Hospital & Health Service ● Rockhampton Hospital ● Gladstone Hospital -- Darling Downs Hospital & Health Service -- North West Hospital & Health Service VIC ● Northern Health ● Royal Children's Hospital ● Alfred Health SA -- Central Adelaide LHN ● Royal Adelaide Hospital ● Queen Elizabeth Hospital NT - Alice Springs Emergency Department WA - Perth Children’s Hospital - Joondalup Health Campus NZ ● Bay of Plenty ● Capital and Coast DHB ● Wellington Hospital ● Hutt Valley ● MidCentral DHB United Kingdom ● Chelsea Westminster NHS Trust

The Montana Guidelines establish evidence-based utilization and treatment guidelines for primary and secondary medical services for workers' compensation injuries and occupational diseases, as authorized by § 39-71-704, MCA, and incorporated by reference in ARM 24.29.1591. The Guidelines include General Guideline Principles at the beginning of each chapter, which are designed to adequately and consistently address the functional improvement goals of an injured worker. This application provides access to these guidelines in a mobile friendly format. A comprehensive set of keywords have been added to the guidelines assist in searching for the relevant content. The Guidelines are applicable to all medical services provided on or after July 1, 2011. (The Guidelines establish a presumption of compensability for injuries and occupational diseases occurring on or after July 1, 2007. For those occurring on or before June 30, 2007, treatment in accordance with the guidelines constitutes reasonable primary or secondary medical treatment.) The purpose of the Guidelines is to assist injured workers in receiving prompt and appropriate care, assist injured workers in stay-at-work/return-to-work options, assist clinicians in making decisions for specific conditions, and help insurers make reimbursement determinations. Although the primary purpose of the guidelines is advisory and educational, the guidelines are enforceable for payment purposes. The department recognizes that acceptable medical practice may include deviations from these guidelines, as individual cases dictate. Therefore, these guidelines are not relevant as evidence of a provider's legal standard of professional care.