Name: Medic Timer
Author: FlightMedic

Timer application for tracking patient care times with time stamped interventions and viewable archive. This was developed for use with HEMS services.

1. Access the intervention menu by hitting the select button. Select an event already recorded by keying up or down, and the event will be highlighted. Hit back to deselect, or select will give you some options for the recorded event. You can change the time of the event, or delete it. For some event types there are event options that can be added (such as with a medication, you can add whether it is an IVP or INF)

2. From main view, hit back to access the app options menu, which will allow you to exit the app, or to clear the app. Exiting the app will not clear it, so you can open the app later without losing your data. 

3. Scroll up and down to select previously entered interventions, and hit the select button to either edit the time, or delete it. Hit back to clear the selection.

Future Plans: 
- Currently only supporting a limited number of devices, as this was a full code rebuild. More devices will be added over time.
- Reimplementing the 'time since' function where you have the option of showing the duration since an intervention was delivered, rather than the actual time.
-Looking into the feasibility of being able to export the data. This would likely come at a cost, due to it requiring a web hosted option. If there is a reasonable free option, that will be considered as well.

Disclaimer:
This is not to be treated as a medical app used to treat patients and is just a logging tool to assist with timestamps for reference. It should not take the place of professional documentation procedures and practices. This app does not contain any patient information and does not collect any patient identifiers. This app in no way dictates treatment and you should always use your judgement.

If you use this app and you find problems with it, have questions about it, or have suggestions, please email me at charlie.trickey at gmail.com. I am also developing this completely by myself and in my spare time, so tips are appreciated.