My interactive Emergency Department allows you to create instant handovers, sbar notes, situation reports, or review others notes to see the state of your department. You can access your latest guidelines, even access your important phone numbers from an intuitive online dashboard or a suite of iPhone apps…
iED Apps was set up by 5 friends to make awesome apps, and that’s exactly what we have done. Every app we have made was unique at launch and we are proud that some are now being carbon copied by other developers.
We’ve taken all the paracetamol guidance and distilled it into a simple interface that you have come to expect from iED. Go from OD to treatment plan, including appropriate blood tests, antitode drugs & doses, with times for review, and referral criteria in as few as 4 gestures.
From age to the right drugs at the right dose in 5 gestures.
That was the concept and two and a half years ago we were the first app of the kind on the app store to do it. With over 120 drugs, a burns calculator, antibiotic module, pain ladder (with distraction tool) we aim to incorporate as many of the features mobile technologies have to offer into our apps, helping clinicians and institutions better help their patients. Paeds ED, so simple a child could treat itself!
Assess a fevered child’s physiology, check against NICE stoplight features to get a suggested management plan. This app uses the information you provide in just a few gestures to create a personalized care plan for that child, be it a personalised advice leaflet with safety netting, or a referral form for the paediatrician. It will even call the paediatrician for you!
Assess a fevered child’s physiology, check against NICE stoplight features to get a suggested management plan.
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We've taken all the paracetamol guidance and distilled it into a simple interface that you have come to expect from iED.
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No more falling asleep in meetings! This addictive 'meeting aid' from our innovation team connects you to our gamecentre so you can play against your colleagues.
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