AHA Guidelines On-the-Go

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About this app

Access guidelines on your mobile device anytime, anywhere! Download the American Heart Association mobile app today and enjoy the benefits of staying up-to-date no matter where you are. Effective integration of complex clinical treatment guidelines, tagged and mapped for effective search with cross-linking, resources and more.

Disclaimer
The clinical guidelines, care pathways, and other clinical guidance and recommendations presented in the AHA on-the-go Guidelines App were produced after careful consideration of the scientific and medical knowledge and the evidence available at the time of their publication. The results and recommendations provided in this application do not replace the clinical judgment of the care provider. Therapeutic options should be individualized and determined after discussion between the patient and their care provider.

AHA Guideline on the go App merely uses the MANAGE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE permission to ensure the safe and secured usage of the content in the App. App's design files and content files are kept in compressed format in the app's asset storage. These files need to be de-compressed programmatically by using the file storage as temporary storage to transfer the files in the internal storage of the App at the first startup of the App.
App uses the file storage only at the first launch of the App to ensure that users should be able to view the content in the App without any glitches so it covers the core functionality of the App.
App uses the file storage later to save the bookmarks and notes saved against the content in the App. Saved bookmarks and notes facilitate the usage of the App on another device of the users.
Complex clinical treatment guidelines with cross-linking, resources and more
Updated on
Jul 15, 2024

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Ratings and reviews

1.1K reviews
A Google user
April 18, 2019
Would have given it full marks except the app is buggy. The window that makes you select your role and speciality doesn't let you move from there. Occasionally it will allow you to move forward and actually look at the algorithms. The apple version of the app works fine on my iPad, so its disappointing that the playstore version doesn't work. Very disappointing.
73 people found this review helpful
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American Heart Association, Inc
February 5, 2021
We apologize for your bad experience. Could you please update the application. The older version has some issues that we have fixed.
David de Grassi
April 21, 2023
For people who need help: turn on airplane mode (turn off all internet/wifi) it should open, then you can turn it back on. For AHA: fix this app. It could be useful but is almost useless as is. An amateur programmer with a free afternoon could fix this so why can't you use your vast resources to hire a professional and get it done? Stop being lazy. Get rid of the auto cloud upload on startup that seems to be your issue. Why am I telling you how to do business?
29 people found this review helpful
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American Heart Association, Inc
April 27, 2023
Thank you for your feedback. We apologize for the inconvenience. The developers are working to fix the issue.
Caitlin Hutchings
January 8, 2024
There is so much information in this app, it's bulky. While that's great when you have time to look through it all, when I need something like the PALS cardiac arrest algorithm in front of me NOW it should be much, much easier to find than this. Even when I click "tool" on the algorithms it doesn't seem to add them to my bookmark page/tools list. What is the purpose of the Tool button??
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American Heart Association, Inc
April 26, 2024
We are sorry to hear you are disappointed in the mobile app experience. Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. We do take user feedback into consideration when planning updates.

What’s new

- Technical update
- Minor bug fixes