My Anaesthetic Logbook

Personal logbook for Anaesthetic trainees. This electronic logbook is intended to assist the logging of procedures, incidents, and patient outcomes to help the training anaesthetist guide learning and track progress.

This app does not collect or share data. All data is stored locally, no external server connections.

The complete app is included with a single purchase price, which also includes unlimited updates.

NO SUBSCRIPTION.
NO IN-APP PURCHASES.

Medical trainees from other specialties may find this app useful.

Please send me feedback if there is any specific feature you would like to see implemented.

Specifics
- Logbook to record details of your procedures.
- Rapid analytics include:
o Counts of procedures with associated analysis including graphical analysis of failure rates.
o Comprehensive database of terms to categorise procedures, medical history, and medications in a standardised form.
o Custom tagging options to log anything you want and to track specific counts you choose.
- Backend supporting database: SNOMED CT AU edition with AMT, with the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (RACS) refset.
- Additional local relational database.
- Rapid auto analysis of data entry for immediate feedback to guide learning needs.
- Data is saved locally, options to export scrubbed data to CSV.
- Backup your data into a file that can be shared and sent.
- NO external network connections, the app is completely contained to the device it is installed on.


DISCLAIMER:
I do not take responsibility for loss of data, breach of data through standard iPhone security. it is the responsibility of the user to ensure phone has an adequate password and maintain the security of their own device. Furthermore, this app should be used in accordance with local systems, policies, and procedures. I as the developer do not advocate the collection of unsolicited patient data that is outside of personal auditing or logbook keeping. If you wish to use the data for research / group audits or commercial reasons you must seek ethics approval, which may include consideration of patient consent policies and protocols within your local jurisdiction.