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Encounter logging

Charts students finish on the truck

Patient documentation is simple and straightforward. It works with or without internet connectivity, so your students never lose their work or have to wait to find network signal.

  • Mobile-friendly charting interface makes phone charting easy
  • Offline mode allows students to continue to work uninterrupted
  • Intuitive suggestions and shortcuts shorten documentation time
How it works
17:42
Medic 12 · Patient 2Online
Review
Patient58 y/o male · chest painEdit
ShiftMedic 12 · Riverside EMSEdit
Procedures312-lead ECG · IV 20g · Aspirin 324 mg POEdit
Vitals2 sets14:06 · 14:21Edit
Physical exam2 assessmentsEdit
Narrative186 wordsEdit
ImpressionSuspected STEMIEdit
DispositionTransported to St. Mary EDEdit
Team leadYesEdit
DraftLock chart

Logging that keeps up with the call

Six short steps: patient, procedures, vitals, exam, story and review. The chart builds itself beside the form as the student goes, drafts save on their own, and Quick entry fills a section from one typed line.

app.emstriq.com/log/encounter/new
Log patientDraft savedCtrl KQuick entryMedic 12 · Today 07:00 to 19:00
Patient · 54M
Procedures · 4
Vitals · 2 sets
Exam
Story
Review
Physical examInitial assessment · 14:01+ Reassessment
FrontBack1Click an area to examine it: findings and any injury.
GeneralNormalAbnormal
Diaphoretic
SkinNormalAbnormal
PaleCool
Chest & lungsNormalAbnormal
CardiacNormalAbnormal
Chest pain on exertion
AbdomenNormalAbnormal
ExtremitiesNormalAbnormal
1 · Abrasion, R forearm
NeuroNot assessed
BackEnter for nextNext: Story

How it works

Every patient encounter is graded by the student's preceptor, and the chart can be graded by your staff.

1

Start the encounter

New patient encounter documentation is started in real time, right on your students' phones.

2

Record meds and procedures

Students see the most common use cases for procedures and medications making logging a single button press.

3

Then lock

Once complete, students lock the chart which submits it to their preceptor for review and grading.

Everything in encounter logging

Works from anywhere

Students can document and lock charts whether they have an internet connection or not.

Charting made easy

Our simple interface and suggested meds/interventions based on chief complaint expedite the charting process.

Painless preceptor evaluations

Preceptors simply scan a QR-code to see student work and provide their evaluation.

Shift summary shows all

All encounters and procedures are logged on the student's shift summary page, which shows a timeline of all events.

Quick logs for hospital shifts

Tally a skill or medication without writing a full chart, which suits a busy ED rotation.

Custom evaluations

All student evaluation is performed using your own custom rubrics you set ahead of time.

Shift timeline

Every shift, start to finish, in one place

Clock in, each patient and procedure, quick logs, the preceptor's review and clock out, in the order they happened. Students see their own shift this way, and your staff see the same timeline from the student's record, with hours and any late or adjusted punches flagged.

Medic 12 · Tue, Oct 1312 h credited
  1. 07:02Clocked inAt the station, location verified
  2. 09:14Patient · 54M chest pain4 procedures · chart locked
  3. 11:40Quick logIV access, 18 g
  4. 15:26Patient · 7F asthma2 procedures · chart locked
  5. 19:04Clocked outOn time
  6. 19:10Preceptor reviewMarcus Hale · 6 of 6 procedures approved

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