ED Charts — Decision pathways for the emergency department
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You will retain access until the end of your current billing period. Cancelling during your free trial will prevent any charge.
New subscribers receive 7 days of free access. You can cancel any time during the trial and you will not be charged. If you do not cancel, your subscription will automatically begin and you will be charged £14.99 (or local equivalent) for the first year.
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Currently, family sharing is not enabled for ED Charts. Each user requires their own subscription. We may consider this in a future release based on user feedback.
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We review all clinical feedback and issue updates through the App Store.
Yes. ED Charts is actively maintained. New charts are added based on user feedback and as new guidelines are published. Your subscription supports this ongoing work.
Yes. Once installed, ED Charts works completely offline — perfect for use at the bedside in areas with poor signal. The app only briefly contacts Apple to verify your subscription status.
Yes. We do not collect any personal data, do not use analytics, and do not track your usage. See our Privacy Policy for full details.