Mobile v3.1.18 Released

Release Update 1 Minute

The newest version of emsCharts Mobile v3 is now available.

Updates include:

  • Improved Standard Signature Form printing.
  • Corrected medication auto-comment generation including updates for “Wasted”, “Witnessed by” and “Lot”.
  • Corrected problem saving BP if using the touchscreen keyboard.
  • MAP is now editable. It will continue to auto-calculate if not edited by the user.
  • Correction to fix data validation crashes.
  • Correction to fix freezing when saving certain injury system values.
  • Correction to brachial pulse appearing if DOB is used.
  • Quick Button update: history button will be green if it can be clicked to view the history.
  • “Other” added to procedure crew dropdown box.
  • Activity Log GCS configuration setting corrected.
  • Correction to Revised Trauma Score if no Sys BP or Resp Rate entered.
  • Associated patients update: will carry over crew and time information when starting associated patient record.
  • Zoll EKG Update: Corrected a problem with the memory address storage for flash card transmission. Fixed a few minor issues when processing events for import.
  • Philips EKG Update: Fixed a few minor issues when processing trending vitals.

Prior to downloading, please remember the installation files are now executables (EXEs) and you should RUN them: http://www.getmobile3.com/2012/06/25/mobile-v3-1-15-installer-update/

Known Issues

These will be posted in the forums and linked here when complete. In addition, we will include forthcoming NEMSIS v3 and critical care enhancements in a post to follow.

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emsCharts provides dynamic electronic data collection and management solutions for the emergency medical field. Our suite of products gives air medical and ground emergency medical services the advantage of mobile access to web-based data collection applications at the total lowest cost of ownership. The emsCharts suite of software products provides a total solution at a flat monthly fee with no large additional investment for hardware and software licenses.

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