eMedic Editor -- Edit Protocols on Your PC


Edit Protocols on Your PC

Manage Your Protocols

The eMedic Editor is a great way to maintain your agency's, or your personal, protocols.

For example, when your medical director changes a dosage or modifies a treatment, everyone in your agency can be updated to the new protocol. And with the small size of handheld computers, there is no longer an excuse to ignore the protocols.

Use a full-size keyboard and screen

Handheld computers are a fantastic way to carry medical information, but their small size and lack of a keyboard make them impractical to enter a large amount of information. The eMedic Editor makes it much easier to enter information.

Add, Edit, Delete Information

You have unparalleled control over the information in eMedic.

Maintain "See Also" Records

The desktop environment makes it easier to manage "See Also" links between various records.

And Much More

	eMedic Editor includes the newest database containing more than 1,500 records. And the database includes an additional 500 acronyms and medicine records that you can use.
	eMedic Editor makes it easy to quickly specify which records you want, or don't want, on your handheld.
	The Test command lets you test the integrity of your database, from finding invalid "See Also" links to locating blank or invalid records.
	The Backup and Restore commands help protect your data. You can also use these commands to maintain different versions of your protocols (e.g., BLS and ALS versions).
	The Automatic Update command periodically checks for, and downloads, the most recent version.
	An extensive online Help system makes it easy for you to get assistance.

Distribute Your Protocols

The Export command creates files that you can easily distribute (e.g., via email) to the medical personnel in your agency who use PalmEMS, MobileEMS, eMedic for Palm, eMedic for Pocket PC or eMedic for Windows.

If several people HotSync their Palm computers on one PC, eMedic Editor can specify the users that will automatically receive the updated protocols the next time they HotSync (e.g., at the beginning of his or her shift).

Edit Algorithms

The eMedic Editor allows you to add, edit, and delete algorithms (a.k.a. flowcharts) as shown below.

Algorithms can contain pages, boxes, buttons, icons, lines, and text that link to other records. The links can display any other information in eMedic (e.g., acronyms, anatomical images, algorithms, medical calculators, medicines, and treatments) including information that you added.

Your algorithms can do more than just ACLS--they can define any structured process. For example, you can create an algorithm that determines the appropriate hospital to take your patient (e.g., a trauma center, burn center, or pediatric hospital) based on your protocols.

The eMedic Editor includes the latest algorithms based on Guidelines 2005, plus these guidelines from 2000:

ACLS Algorithm
Asystole Algorithm
BLS Algorithm
BLS Assessment
Bradycardia Algorithm
Tachycardia (AF)
Tachycardia (Narrow)
Tachycardia Overview
VT/VT Algorithm

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The eMedic Editor maintains its own database on your PC that can be distributed to users of PalmEMS, MobileEMS, eMedic for Palm, eMedic for Pocket PC, and eMedic for Windows. The eMedic Editor does not perform two-way synchronization with your handheld (i.e., it does not read information from your handheld computer).