SOAP Note
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About SOAP Note
Take your training with you!
With the WMI SOAP Note app, you’ll be ready to respond. It's the perfect tool to help you perform a thorough patient assessment in training or real life. Record your findings, embed photos, and then share by email.
This powerful documentation tool developed by the NOLS Wilderness Medicine Institute (WMI) will help you keep your assessment skills fresh. When managing a sick or injured person in an emergency, it can be difficult to remember all of the assessment steps. Using the Subjective, Objective, Assessment, and Plan (SOAP) approach to recording information, this template-driven app helps you remember the order for an assessment and transform your scattered notes into a complete and organized patient report. You can create your SOAP notes offline and later email them. The WMI SOAP Note app is perfect for use both in training and in wilderness environments.
Whether you use this app personally or professionally, in the wilderness or the frontcountry, it will help you stay sharp and document patient encounters like a pro.
Features:
• Document in an offline environment.
• Get location coordinates using your device’s GPS.
• Choose from data menus to improve quality and consistency.
• Use native features such as spellcheck while writing narratives.
• Avoid losing data with autosave.
• Explore helpful information windows.
• Check vital signs with the built-in timer.
• Record multiple sets of vital signs.
• Add photos and captions to supplement your notes.
• Share your report by email.
• Review, edit, and store as many SOAP notes as you need.
With the WMI SOAP Note app, you’ll be ready to respond. It's the perfect tool to help you perform a thorough patient assessment in training or real life. Record your findings, embed photos, and then share by email.
This powerful documentation tool developed by the NOLS Wilderness Medicine Institute (WMI) will help you keep your assessment skills fresh. When managing a sick or injured person in an emergency, it can be difficult to remember all of the assessment steps. Using the Subjective, Objective, Assessment, and Plan (SOAP) approach to recording information, this template-driven app helps you remember the order for an assessment and transform your scattered notes into a complete and organized patient report. You can create your SOAP notes offline and later email them. The WMI SOAP Note app is perfect for use both in training and in wilderness environments.
Whether you use this app personally or professionally, in the wilderness or the frontcountry, it will help you stay sharp and document patient encounters like a pro.
Features:
• Document in an offline environment.
• Get location coordinates using your device’s GPS.
• Choose from data menus to improve quality and consistency.
• Use native features such as spellcheck while writing narratives.
• Avoid losing data with autosave.
• Explore helpful information windows.
• Check vital signs with the built-in timer.
• Record multiple sets of vital signs.
• Add photos and captions to supplement your notes.
• Share your report by email.
• Review, edit, and store as many SOAP notes as you need.
All Application Badges
Free
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Android
4.4+
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Android app
App History & Updates
What's Changed
- Update to underlying cordova framework.
- Update to underlying cordova framework.
More downloads SOAP Note reached 10 000 - 50 000 downloads
Version update SOAP Note was updated to version 1.0.8
More downloads SOAP Note reached 5 000 - 10 000 downloads
Version update SOAP Note was updated to version 1.0.7
What are users saying about SOAP Note
J
by J####:
by J####:
Tried to create a note and it closed down so many times I gave up. Nice idea, but I won't use it when it continuously closes down. I think paper is better
R
by R####:
by R####:
Just downloaded and gave it a test run. Great app, I've been looking on and off for something like it for some time now. My only complaint is that I can't share/print my SOAP to an organized PDF, it's just a list, which makes it pretty difficult to read. I'm in the process of becoming a Wilderness and Remote First Aid Instructor for the Red Cross, and would like to use this to create example SOAP notes for my students, and to suggest that they download it as well. To be able to hand them a completed and readable example would be amazing, especially if I did minimal work for it! lol. It would be a great feature. As a current WFR and (hopefully) soon to be WEMT, this is invaluable and much more legible than a hand written SOAP. Even still, I can't see myself using this as I treat the patient, but more as a PCR afterwards, where I transfer the info into it so that I will have my own records of the incident to keep and share as needed/required. Overall, the four stars is only because it doesn't print out a a neat and organized SOAP when it is fairly plausible to do so.
R
by R####:
by R####:
It works well once I turned off my phones auto rotate. I used it durring my wilderness first aid class, but now I can't figure out how to delete my practice incidents. Help?
R
by R####:
by R####:
Happy to have something to help remember and record.
A
by A####:
by A####:
Excellent app.
H
by H####:
by H####:
Helpful reminder in class setting, but takes awhile to key in or speak notes. Cannot delete individual soap notes after completing. B/P should be typed, not drop down. No criteria for FSA (clear c-spine). Help to put diagram to point where injury/ies are, though photos nice touch. Paper notes faster, but could be useful for legal documents.
Z
by Z####:
by Z####:
Good to have, but best have a paper version in the outdoors
Q
by Q####:
by Q####:
I love the app as I do much work outside and have always had to come up with my own paperwork to take along. There are only two things I wish it had. First was I wish it that it had an actual narrative section where I could write a formal narrative to sum everything up as I would in real ems work. Lastly I would like to be able to write out a name instead of initials. Overall a phenomenal app and a great first step tho!
W
by W####:
by W####:
Excellent app.
H
by H####:
by H####:
I really like the drop down menus for most areas of the app. It would be nice to be able to type in the BP value instead of scroll through the preset numbers. The vitals have a great timer feature, however when scrolling past HR it is easy to put in the pulse into the RR category. More color/contrast would be nice for the description of each category. As a free tool, however, I still think this is EXCELLENT. Thanks WMI!
U
by U####:
by U####:
Good flow from section to section, and the tooltips are great. Would like to see a little better design around the input UI for the various fields - a body diagram for highlighting injury areas would be awesome!
R
by R####:
by R####:
As a WFR I found it to be quite useful. Simply superb.
by C####:
Great app