London AKI
Detailed App Info:
Application Description
This is the iPhone/iPod touch application of the London Acute Kidney Injury Network.
We are a multidisciplinary collaboration of healthcare professionals and organisations in London and referring regions. Our aim is the delivery of equitable, high quality acute kidney injury prevention and care through the clinical network model.
Please use the AKI calculator to diagnose and stage AKI. Use our guidelines and pathways to prevent and manage AKI. These collate existing national and international guidelines (referenced) into practical advice for the non specialist. Please use the checklists to ensure you have the necessary clinical data to make the pathways run smoothly. Finally, use the contact page to contact your local kidney centre.
This app is optimised for and best viewed on the iPhone Retina screen.
We are a multidisciplinary collaboration of healthcare professionals and organisations in London and referring regions. Our aim is the delivery of equitable, high quality acute kidney injury prevention and care through the clinical network model.
Please use the AKI calculator to diagnose and stage AKI. Use our guidelines and pathways to prevent and manage AKI. These collate existing national and international guidelines (referenced) into practical advice for the non specialist. Please use the checklists to ensure you have the necessary clinical data to make the pathways run smoothly. Finally, use the contact page to contact your local kidney centre.
This app is optimised for and best viewed on the iPhone Retina screen.
Requirements
Your mobile device must have at least 1.59 MB of space to download and install London AKI app. London AKI was updated to a new version. Purchase this version for $0.00
If you have any problems with installation or in-app purchase, found bugs, questions, comments about this application, you can visit the official website of Vincent Harding - UCL Medical Illustration Services Vincent Harding at http://www.londonaki.net.
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