PCR-EMS for Android

11 things about PCR-EMS

1. For the Notes feature, you might imagine the following scenarios: a paramedic returning from a call fills the ambulance gas tank and makes a note of the mileage, cost, and gallons; an EMT on patient intake notes that a 14 year old girl was not accompanied by a parent or guardian but determines that she is a emancipated minor; a field training officer notes the performance of a trainee at every step in the examination.

2. For example, you could enter the patient's chief complaint, age, and name from the Dispatcher before you reach the scene, then fill in the rest of the patient information a t the scene.

3. PCR EMS lets first responders record patient information at the scene in a fast, secure way on your iPhone or iPad.

4. Don't lose information by writing it on your glove or on a piece of paper! The menus are designed in the order in which information is normally entered, and any submenu can be used without being dependent on another submenu.

5. PCR EMS also recognizes that large differences may exist on the content and format of patient care reports in different regions and systems.

6. This eliminates the problem with other ePCR systems of being dependent on the Internet and thus being inoperable in regions without a strong cell signal.

7. Therefore, the printed report incorporates the basic information and does not attempt to format the report.

8. * multiple vitals including: blood pressure, pulse, respiration, blood glucose, Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS), responsiveness.

9. A mobile device-based Patient Care Report app.

10. In addition to actual use in a patient-care environment, PCR EMS is a great tool for field-training officers to teach EMTs how to write a PCR.

11. - secondary assessment: breathing, circulation, airway, detailed menus for each body part.