NSW Trauma

The NSW Trauma App is a must-have for clinicians in metropolitan, rural, and remote areas. It provides them with the necessary tools and information to deliver optimal care for trauma patients. Whether in a poor cellular or WiFi access location, clinicians can utilize this app on their smartphone or tablet. The app includes a localised guideline repository, specific burn injury resources, an interactive burns calculator, detailed NSW health facility information, and various trauma-related medical calculators and interactive checklists. User evaluations have shown that the app has greatly improved access to user-friendly trauma resources, resulting in better patient care and standardized practices.

Features of NSW Trauma:

> Localised guideline repository: The app provides a comprehensive collection of guidelines and information sourced from various bodies within NSW Health, including the Ambulance Service of NSW and trauma services. This ensures that clinicians have easy access to up-to-date, evidence-based information to deliver optimal care.

> Specific burn injury resources: The app includes resources specifically designed for burns injuries, including guidelines, checklists, and additional resources. This allows clinicians to efficiently manage burn injuries and provide appropriate treatment.

> Interactive Burns Calculator: The app features a calculator that allows users to determine the total body surface area (TBSA) of burn injuries. By marking the area of burn injury on a body chart and entering additional details such as weight and time since burn, the app automatically calculates the fluid requirement for the first 24 hours, expected urine output, and maintenance fluids required.

> Detailed NSW health facility information: The app provides information about over 200 health facilities, including site-specific details, resource availability, and contact information. This helps onsite and remote clinicians provide location-specific advice, ensuring timely treatment and reducing unwarranted clinical variation.

> Trauma-related medical calculators: The app includes a variety of medical calculators that are specifically designed for trauma care. These calculators assist clinicians in making accurate and informed decisions regarding patient care.

> Interactive checklists and clinical timestamps: The app features interactive checklists that guide clinicians through different aspects of trauma care. Additionally, clinical timestamps help clinicians track the progress of care and ensure timely interventions.

Conclusion:

The NSW Trauma App is a comprehensive tool that supports clinicians in delivering optimal care to trauma patients. With its localised guideline repository, specific burn injury resources, interactive calculators, detailed facility information, medical calculators, and interactive checklists, the app provides clinicians with the necessary tools and information to ensure efficient and evidence-based care. By improving access to user-friendly trauma resources and standardizing care, the app benefits patients, clinicians, and the overall trauma system. Click here to download the app and enhance your trauma care practice today.