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The Chief Complaint is an educational application designed for Android users, focusing on health and fitness. It serves as a valuable resource for individuals seeking to expand their knowledge about various health conditions, symptoms, and treatment options. The app features an intuitive interface that allows users to easily navigate through different topics, making it accessible for a wide range of users.

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In addition to providing detailed information on common health complaints, The Chief Complaint includes quizzes and interactive elements to enhance learning and retention. Users can explore a variety of health-related scenarios, which may aid in understanding the importance of recognizing symptoms and seeking appropriate care. Overall, this app is a useful tool for anyone interested in improving their health literacy.

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Release
Latest update
Version
2.1
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Platform
Android
Additional Requirements
Requires Android 4.1 and up
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10
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0

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How would you like to walk into the ER confident that you knew what to do, no matter what comes through the door. The Chief Complaint app uses an.

How would you like to walk into the ER confident that you knew what to do, no matter what comes through the door? The Chief Complaint app uses an algorithmic approach to over 50 of the most common complaints encountered in emergency medicine. Never feel lost or overwhelmed again, not knowing what the next step in the work-up is. Not sure what tests to order or if the patient can go home? The Chief Complaint helps you answer all those questions and more!

The Chief Complaint was created by Dr. Chris Feier, MD, assistant professor of clinical emergency medicine at the Keck School of Medicine at LAC+USC Medical Center. The app is based on Dr. Feier's popular reference book by the same name, and includes the following features:

- An algorithm-based approach to the most common emergency medicine complaints

- Content color coded by organ system for easy navigation

- Exhaustively referenced to the most important studies and articles in emergency medicine (over 400 citations!) with direct links to PubMed abstracts for easy access to original sources

- Over 60 high resolution clinical management and decision support algorithms

- Direct subject-specific links to EM:RAP, Essentials of Emergency Medicine and theNNT.com for further resources and deeper dives on all subjects

- Journal club feature allows you to dive deeper into the evidence basis of your decisions

- Peer reviewed by leading physicians in emergency medicine

- Important medical calculators and scores commonly used in the ER

- Emergency medicine drug guide easily accessible right from the content pages

- All content, including treatment algorithms, is stored locally in the app, network access is only required for content updates

- Automatic content updating keeps app's contents up to date free of charge

Created with the ESCAVO mobile publishing platform (www.escavo.com), a platform designed for the mobile publication of scientific and medical content, and publisher of the popular Sepsis Clinical Guide app, a top ranked app on sepsis management:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.escavo.sepsis

Please send your feedback, questions and bug reports to info@thechiefcomplaint.com, we are always happy to hear from our users and do our best to promptly address all problems!


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