AAGBI Guidelines
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About AAGBI Guidelines
The Association of Anaesthetists of Great Britain and Ireland (AAGBI) Guidelines App places published guidelines from AAGBI in the hands of members as an ‘on the go’ resource whether on-call, at the hospital, while travelling or at home.
The app is freely available to AAGBI members.
• Full offline access to more than 50 complete AAGBI guidelines – no internet access required once downloaded
• Checklist for anaesthetic equipment – complete the checklist and email it for your records
• Reflective learning tool – record your reflections and email them to yourself
• Other features including search, bookmarks, highlighting and notes
AAGBI represents the medical and political views of anaesthetists in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland. AAGBI promotes and advances education, safety and research in anaesthesia, as well as the professional aspects of the speciality and the welfare of individual anaesthetists.
Created for AAGBI by Wiley working with MedHand.
Users: please download this free application and enter your AAGBI membership details to access.
For queries regarding your AAGBI membership please contact membership@aagbi.org or call +44 27 631 8801/866.
For all other support please contact learn@aagbi.org or call +44 20 7631 8843.
The app is freely available to AAGBI members.
• Full offline access to more than 50 complete AAGBI guidelines – no internet access required once downloaded
• Checklist for anaesthetic equipment – complete the checklist and email it for your records
• Reflective learning tool – record your reflections and email them to yourself
• Other features including search, bookmarks, highlighting and notes
AAGBI represents the medical and political views of anaesthetists in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland. AAGBI promotes and advances education, safety and research in anaesthesia, as well as the professional aspects of the speciality and the welfare of individual anaesthetists.
Created for AAGBI by Wiley working with MedHand.
Users: please download this free application and enter your AAGBI membership details to access.
For queries regarding your AAGBI membership please contact membership@aagbi.org or call +44 27 631 8801/866.
For all other support please contact learn@aagbi.org or call +44 20 7631 8843.
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App History & Updates
Version update AAGBI Guidelines was updated to version 1.3
Version update AAGBI Guidelines was updated to version 1.0.8
Version update AAGBI Guidelines was updated to version 1.0.5
Version update AAGBI Guidelines was updated to version 1.0.4
What are users saying about AAGBI Guidelines
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This is a "members only" app,this should be pointed out in the playstore
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Had this app for a new years and used it daily. It was a great source of information to us anaesthetic ODP's, with high, every day relevance, to now find since the update I now need a aagbi log in, rendering this app useless now. Very disappointed!! Surely an open Athens login or work email address would be more relevant? Disappointed to see anaesthetic ODP's excluded from everyday information.
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Love this
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If you like migraines and scrolling through walls of text on a small screen, this app is 5 stars, no question. If not, you're better off carting the paper versions of AAGBI documents around. There hasn't been any attempt to condense the information, add flowcharts or other assets to make it easier to read, and the user experience is very poor. No colours, just black and white. The whole point of informational apps is that it should be easier to consume than reading a webpage - this isn't the case here.
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Same goes to all Medhand Apps. Ugly top navigation bar. Looks like it was a straight port of an iOS app by lazy app developers developing for Android eclair era. Look at how Google's or BBC's apps should look and work. Shame on Medhand and AAGBI. Compare how iOS apps looks (but shouldn't look the same). How about bundling a widget?
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Same goes to all Medhand Apps. Ugly top navigation bar. Looks like it was a straight port of an iOS app by lazy app developers developing for Android eclair era. Look at how Google's or BBC's apps should look and work. Shame on Medhand and AAGBI. Compare how iOS apps looks (but shouldn't look the same). How about bundling a widget?