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Bedside EM app for iPhone and iPad


4.2 ( 6192 ratings )
Education Medical
Developer: Denali Apps, LLC
14.99 USD
Current version: 8.2, last update: 1 year ago
First release : 01 Mar 2011
App size: 26.38 Mb

* The original emergency medicine app, first released in 2011.
* Persistently ranked in the top 100 paid medical apps worldwide.

Bedside EM is an easy-to-navigate tool containing the various medication lists, algorithms, decision rules, clinical policies and core content most often looked up by emergency care providers during shifts.

Also used by urgent care, internal medicine, family medicine, ICU and prehospital providers. Great for teaching too!!

An evidence-based and up-to-date app that works on both your iPhone AND iPad (no internet required). Continuously updated and expanded.

So why continue buying paperback references or monthly in-app subscriptions year after year when for the price of dinner at the hospital you can purchase Bedside EM now and get all future updates... for free!?!?


List of available features (not complete list):

Calculators:
- Conversion calculator
- Drip rate calculator
- OB wheel
- Pediatric dosing calculator

Decision rules:
- GI (Blachford, Rockall, PECARN)
- Ankle/foot (Ottawa)
- Behavioral health (C-SSRS, SADPERSONS)
- C-spine (CCR, NEXUS)
- Chest pain (Heart, EDACS, TIMI)
- Croup (Westley)
- DVT/PE (PERC, PESI, YEARS)
- Knee trauma (Ottawa, Pittsburgh)
- Minor head trauma (Canadian, NOC, PECARN)
- Pneumonia (CURB, PSI/PORT)
- Sepsis (qSOFA)
- Septic hip (Kocher)
- Strep throat (Centor)
- Stroke/TIA (NIHSS, FAST-ED, RACE)
- SAH (Ottawa)
- Syncope (SF, Boston, ROSE)

Drugs and Drips:
- Agitation
- Antibiotics
- Antidotes
- Code meds
- Common drips
- Hypertensive emergency
- Insulin
- Local anesthetics
- Vasopressors

ECG:
- Bundle branch blocks
- ECG lead placement
- MI anatomy
- Pediatric ECG
- QT interval
- STEMI
- Sgarbossa criteria
- Syncope on ECG

Intubation and sedation:
- ARDSnet
- Post-intubation package
- DOPES and DOTTS
- Procedural sedation meds
- RSI meds
- RSI in head injury
- Sedation scales

Medicine
- Acid base
- Allergy and anaphylaxis
- Burns
- Cardiology (A-fib, Duke criteria, STEMI guidelines)
- Dental
- Endocrine and lytes (DKA, hyperkalemia and thyroid storm)
- GU and renal (priapism, STD treatment, UTI/pyelonephritis)
- Heme/Onc (factor replacement, supratherapeutic INR)
- Neurology (seizures, spinal cord syndromes, stroke)
- Ophtho (acute glaucoma, eye chart, visual pathway)
- Pulmonary (asthma)

Pediatrics:
- Weight based tape
- APGAR score
- BRUE
- Croup
- Fever guidelines
- Febrile seizures
- Salter-harris fractures
- Sick neonate differential
- Vital signs

Procedures & Tools:
- Dermatomes/myotomes
- Fluid analysis (ascites, CSF, synovial)
- Formulas
- Intraosseous needles
- Lab values
- Splinting

Resuscitation:
- ACLS and PALS algorithms
- Code meds
- GCS
- Hs and Ts
- Sepsis
- Shock
- Vasopressors

Toxicology:
- Antidotes
- Elimination by dialysis
- Prevent absorption
- Specific toxins (acetaminophen, CCB, snakebite)
- Toxidromes

Trauma:
- Head (TBI guidelines)
- Neck and cord (spinal cord syndromes, spine fractures, zones of the neck)
- Chest (blunt cardiac injury, hemothorax and pneumothorax)
- Upper extremity (elbow ossification centers)
- Lower extremity (bohlers angle, patella alta/infera)

Ultrasound:
- eFAST
- Cardiac
- Gallbladder
- IVC/fluid status
- Pelvic
- Pneumothorax

Pros and cons of Bedside EM app for iPhone and iPad

Bedside EM app good for

I am an internal medicine resident, but this app covers many of my often-sought algorithms and tables in a nicely organized manner. I also appreciate the integration with evidence based sources. Some sections look a little bare at the moment but i guess its early. Looking forward to future additions to the app!
Fantastic go-to summary app for emergency medicine residents! Contains many useful algorithms, doses and clinical decision rules. Great for teaching junior learners too! One stop shop for most of the important EM guidelines. Well done, keep it up!
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This is my go-to EM app. The information is easy to find and very relevant. Definitely recommended.
Just had another resident download this app. It is so useful and easy to use!
Important clinical info in a quickly available format (which is important!)

Some bad moments

I m using this App in ER . It nice and handy . I want the developer to keep it updated and add new stuff .
Its not extremely comprehensive as it is mostly algorithm based, but it makes for a very easy-to-read and find type Interface. Now lose the ad banner and youll have five stars
Ive tried to use the app numerous times but it crashes every time. I havent been able to use it once.
This app cuts to the chase with a simple and clear interface allowing for rapid reference in high-pressure settings. Excellent for busy urban ED settings!
I downloaded this during one of its earlier iteration and it was good then, but as a result of all the updates and response to feedback, its gotten even better. Its on the very front screen of my iPhone since I use it that much. Absolute must-download for anyone in EM.
This was a great app prior to the update but it is even better now. Has an incredible amount of content while excluding useless info. Also it is well organized so that information can be referenced quickly and, so that it is not overwhelming to the user.

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