Full structured ePCRs with automatic NEWS2 scoring, interactive body maps, a timed cardiac-arrest log and safeguarding built into every record — on the web and on a phone that keeps working in a signal black-spot, with encrypted drafts and background sync.
Every ePCR walks the clinician through incident, demographics, history, assessment, vitals, treatment, plan and safeguarding — with autosave and record numbering throughout. When the presentation doesn't warrant the full form, Fast Track mode gives you a single shorter record for minor and low-acuity patients.
Primary survey, respiratory, cardiovascular with ECG, neuro, head injury, C-spine, MSK, trauma, wounds, eyes, ENT, GI, mental health, mental capacity and safeguarding — structured fields, not free-text sprawl.
Mark injuries directly onto anatomical body maps, with finger drawing on mobile — a wound sketch drawn at the roadside, saved into the record.
Minor presentations get a single shorter form instead of the full record — quick to complete, still governed, still counted in your event and governance reporting.
Train new clinicians on the real forms without polluting real data — practice records can never be saved.
Every full record must answer the safeguarding question before submission. Concerns capture who was consulted and the referral details, and flow straight to governance review.
Photos and documents on the record, plus a sharing tab and review workflow — the record carries its whole story, from scene to sign-off.
Observation sets score automatically with standard NEWS2 colour banding — including automatic SpO₂ Scale 2 when the patient is flagged for hypercapnic respiratory failure. Treatments are structured modules, not a comments box.
Administration records draw on your formulary and PGDs, with batch, dose, route and stock remaining — and mandatory witnessing for controlled drugs.
Airway, oxygen, Entonox, IV/IO access and fluids, catastrophic haemorrhage, splinting, sedation and wound closure — each captured as a structured module with the detail governance actually needs.
A dedicated arrest log timestamps rhythms, shocks, drugs and events as they happen, with a persistent resume button so the clinician can drop back into the log from anywhere in the record.
Each observation set is banded to standard NEWS2 colours, so a deteriorating patient is visible at a glance — on the record, and to the control room reviewing live event metrics.
Field medicine happens in basements, tunnels and muddy showgrounds. AmbuNet's mobile ePCR is built offline-first: drafts are encrypted on the device, sync automatically in the background, and show a per-record sync status so the crew always knows where each record stands.
Getting a record to a receiving hospital shouldn't mean email attachments — and opening one internally should always leave a trace.
Email a receiving clinician or hospital a revocable, time-limited share code. The public access page requires no login but is protected by patient-detail matching and reCAPTCHA — and every access attempt, successful or not, is logged with name, organisation and IP.
Premium tierExport records as anonymised PDFs for teaching, audit and case review — the clinical story without the patient identifiers.
Premium tierPRF search across every record type sits behind a multi-factor step-up, and every record open requires a stated reason-for-access — logged. Clinical Advice Line notes, PDF downloads, and soft/hard delete with a written reason, plus paper PRF upload for scanned records.
Consenting patients are automatically texted a feedback link when their record is submitted. Feedback is triaged, markable as compliment or complaint, and can be escalated straight into a governance incident.
Premium tierThe full ePCR suite is included from the Core tier — with the same record on web and mobile, offline-first from day one.