QuickEM

Editor's Review

🚑 QuickEM is your go-to bedside reference, meticulously crafted by an emergency physician to cater to medical students, interns, residents, and attendings navigating the fast-paced environment of the emergency department. 🏥

🌟 Whether you're new to emergency medicine or a seasoned clinician, QuickEM is designed to be your ultimate companion. For those just starting out, you'll find invaluable tips, a comprehensive overview of trauma management, and curated resources to accelerate your learning. Seasoned pros can leverage the app's quick reference sections as a reliable 'secondary brain' during critical moments. 🧠

✅ Dive into 70+ common chief complaints, each meticulously detailed with differential diagnoses, relevant history and physical exam considerations, essential initial tests, treatment strategies, and insightful pearls of wisdom.💊

⏱️ Access a rapid medication dosing guide to ensure accuracy under pressure. Unlike other resources, QuickEM cuts through the fluff, delivering only the most pertinent, ED-relevant information you need when seconds count. ⏳

🧮 Master 75+ top EM clinical decision tools and calculators, complete with guidance on how to interpret the results, empowering you to make informed decisions swiftly. 📊

🔒 Enjoy hassle-free access with no email address or login required – just instant access to the knowledge you need, right when you need it. QuickEM is explicitly designed for healthcare professionals and is not intended for use by the general public. 👨‍⚕️👩‍⚕️

Features

• 70+ common chief complaints covered

• Differential diagnoses and relevant history

• Initial tests and treatment guidelines

• Rapid medication dosing guide included

• 75+ EM clinical decision tools

• Provides guidance on interpreting results

• Basic overview of trauma management

• Recommended resources for further learning

Pros

• Rapid access to critical information

• User-friendly interface for quick navigation

• Created by an experienced emergency physician

• Includes helpful tips for new EM practitioners

• No login or email required for access

Cons

• Exclusively for healthcare professionals

• May require supplemental resources for comprehensive learning