Pediatric Quick Reference
Pediatric Quick Reference APK
2.0.1 ․ 10 years agoFree ․ ChildrensEmergency.com ⇣ Download APK (3.92 MB)
What's Pediatric Quick Reference APK?
Pediatric Quick Reference is a app for Android, It's developed by ChildrensEmergency.com author.
First released on google play in 10 years ago and latest version released in 10 years ago.
This app has 0 download times on Google play and rated as 4.34 stars with 128 rated times.
This product is an app in Medical category. More infomartion of Pediatric Quick Reference on google play
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This user friendly mobile application, developed by Children's National Medical Center physicians in the divisions of Emergency and Transport Medicine, provides a quick reference for the vitals, equipment, or dosage guidelines for a pediatric patient.
This award-winning app allows providers to have a quick access to handle pediatric emergencies. The entire app is weight (or age) based so every medicine, equipment, vital is specific to the patient to help with real-time patient management. This app received a Blue Aster award. It is utilized mostly by nurses, PAs, NPs, and physicians in community EDs, urgent care clinics, and pediatric/family offices that handle acutely ill infants and children. It is additionally used by many medics and ALS-B providers in the community who provide scene and transport care for pediatric emergencies.
This user friendly mobile application, developed by Children's National Medical Center physicians in the divisions of Emergency and Transport Medicine, provides a quick reference for the vitals, equipment, or dosage guidelines for a pediatric patient.
This award-winning app allows providers to have a quick access to handle pediatric emergencies. The entire app is weight (or age) based so every medicine, equipment, vital is specific to the patient to help with real-time patient management. This app received a Blue Aster award. It is utilized mostly by nurses, PAs, NPs, and physicians in community EDs, urgent care clinics, and pediatric/family offices that handle acutely ill infants and children. It is additionally used by many medics and ALS-B providers in the community who provide scene and transport care for pediatric emergencies.
