Emergency Department Pathways

Emergency Department Pathways is a fast, offline clinical reference for doctors, nurses, paramedics and students working in acute and emergency care. It turns the major emergency presentations into clear, stepwise decision pathways — from first recognition through severity grading, treatment and dosing, to disposition — with every pathway citing the national and international guidelines it is built on. Designed for the bedside: open a condition, work through the steps, and reach a clear disposition. No clutter, no sign-in, no internet required. 35 EMERGENCY PATHWAYS Cardiovascular: chest pain & ACS, cardiac arrest (ALS), SVT/VT, atrial fibrillation, pulmonary embolism, bradycardia. Respiratory: acute asthma, COPD exacerbation, pneumonia (CAP), pneumothorax. Neurology: acute stroke, status epilepticus, headache red flags. Infection: sepsis, meningitis/encephalitis, necrotising soft-tissue infection. Endocrine: DKA, hyperosmolar hyperglycaemia (HHS), hypoglycaemia. Renal & electrolytes: acute kidney injury, hyperkalaemia, hyponatraemia. Toxicology: paracetamol, TCA/SSRI, opioid overdose. Haematology: major haemorrhage protocol, upper GI bleed. Environmental (NEW): accidental hypothermia and hyperthermia / heat stroke. Plus anaphylaxis, burns, acute psychiatric emergency, cauda equina, acute limb ischaemia, drowning and more. WHAT YOU GET IN EVERY PATHWAY • A stepwise decision tree with severity stratification • Adult AND paediatric dosing considerations • Clear disposition and "don't miss" guidance • Tappable citations to the source guideline on every screen (NICE, Resus Council UK, ESC, JBDS, BTS, KDIGO and others) • Adjustable text size for bedside readability EVIDENCE-BASED & TRANSPARENT Every recommendation is drawn from published national or international guidelines, listed on each pathway and in the in-app References section. Tap any citation to open the publishing body's website. PRICING Three pathways (Anaphylaxis, Sepsis, DKA) are free to try. Unlock all 35 pathways with a single one-time purchase no subscription, no adverts, no tracking, and full offline access. IMPORTANT This app is an educational and training reference aid for licensed healthcare professionals and students. It is NOT a substitute for clinical judgement, formal training, or your local hospital protocols, and is not intended for use by patients for self-diagnosis or treatment. Always verify drug doses, indications and contraindications against your local guidelines and the current BNF/BNFc, and seek senior input when uncertain. The author and publisher accept no responsibility for outcomes arising from use of this app. Created by Dr Atif Elnil (MBBS MRCP), St George's University Hospital, London.