Nurse Assess: charting & notes

Name: Nurse Assess: charting & notes
Rating: 3.8 (19 reviews)
Author: Nurse Tech, Inc.

30+ assessments in nursing app

Free · Designed for iPad

19 Ratings
Ages

16+
Years
Category

Medical
Developer

Nurse Tech, Inc.
Language

EN
English
Size

48.5
MB

Don't do patient care rounds without this free app! Take your assessments digitally, save and review them later. Want to connect to your hospital EHR? Contact us today! Hundreds of working nurses and nursing school students have used NurseAssess to conveniently (and digitally) record patient assessments to their smartphones, ready for uploading to their electronic health record systems (EHRs). This nursing app makes it easy and accurate to perform multi-step patient assessments. The app guides you through the required measurements, collects them, and does all the calculations for you. Assessments include: • Morse Fall Risk • Glasgow Coma Scale • Braden Skin Risk • Mini Nutritional • Sleepiness Scale • SpO2 • Norton Pressure Ulcer Risk Scale • LACE Readmission Scale • ...and many others

Ratings & Reviews

3.8

out of 5

19 Ratings

Testing
04/18/2025

mavcky
None
Testing
04/18/2025

mavcky

None
Has a lot of potential
12/03/2022

Caestor
As a parent currently in nursing school and working at the ER, I see a lot of personal potential for this App, but would love to see a couple of tweaks.Every time anyone in my family gets sick I’ve looked for a simple way to keep track of the details. What was their last temperature? What we’re their symptoms? When did the headaches start? The nausea? When did I last give them their medication? How much was I supposed to give, and when? Why can’t I just have an electronic medical record for my family??This is so far the best app Ive found and has been helping me track my daughter’s current fever. I would however love to see a few things simplified: 1: A more unified basic unified vital signs flow chart with at least HR, temp, respiratory rate, blood pressure, Sp02 all on one pageso I can do one quick vitals assessment without having to tab through multiple menus. 2: I’d love to see some graphic data options. Is the temperature trending up or down? 3: I’ve been using the basic Notes tab to keep track of when I give meds, but a simple medication schedule could be amazing too. The ability to plug in a med admin schedule with reminders would be fantastic. Children’s Tylenol, 10mL, every 8 hours. A reminder to give it, and the ability to check it off as being given. Thank you!

Developer Response
Hello Caestor -- Thanks very much for your detailed feedback. Apologies for the long delay. The way you are using the NurseAssess app is very interesting and calls for a whole new app, one that's tuned for a family's medical information collection, storage, and retrieval. It's impressive that you have found it useful though it's tuned for nurses working in hospital settings; quite a different application. In that setting, NurseAssess serves as a user interface to an electronic medical record; it wasn't designed for standalone operation the way you are using it but it's encouraging that you have found it useful even so. Thanks again for your suggestions. Email me if you wish to continue the conversation. -- Dan Keller RN MS support@nurseassess.com
Has a lot of potential
12/03/2022

Caestor

As a parent currently in nursing school and working at the ER, I see a lot of personal potential for this App, but would love to see a couple of tweaks.Every time anyone in my family gets sick I’ve looked for a simple way to keep track of the details. What was their last temperature? What we’re their symptoms? When did the headaches start? The nausea? When did I last give them their medication? How much was I supposed to give, and when? Why can’t I just have an electronic medical record for my family??This is so far the best app Ive found and has been helping me track my daughter’s current fever. I would however love to see a few things simplified: 1: A more unified basic unified vital signs flow chart with at least HR, temp, respiratory rate, blood pressure, Sp02 all on one pageso I can do one quick vitals assessment without having to tab through multiple menus. 2: I’d love to see some graphic data options. Is the temperature trending up or down? 3: I’ve been using the basic Notes tab to keep track of when I give meds, but a simple medication schedule could be amazing too. The ability to plug in a med admin schedule with reminders would be fantastic. Children’s Tylenol, 10mL, every 8 hours. A reminder to give it, and the ability to check it off as being given. Thank you!
Developer Response 12/11/2025
Hello Caestor -- Thanks very much for your detailed feedback. Apologies for the long delay. The way you are using the NurseAssess app is very interesting and calls for a whole new app, one that's tuned for a family's medical information collection, storage, and retrieval. It's impressive that you have found it useful though it's tuned for nurses working in hospital settings; quite a different application. In that setting, NurseAssess serves as a user interface to an electronic medical record; it wasn't designed for standalone operation the way you are using it but it's encouraging that you have found it useful even so. Thanks again for your suggestions. Email me if you wish to continue the conversation. -- Dan Keller RN MS support@nurseassess.com
Seems useful—any way to customize/group assessment components
09/10/2022

tlsmith8790
I am evaluating this app for a graduate class (Advanced Physical Assessment). Is there a way to group components of the physical assessment? For instance, can I group together vital signs (T, P, R, BP, O2 saturation, pain score), specific assessments based on body systems, and risk assessments (fall risk, etc.), so I don’t have to scroll through the entire list just to enter vital signs?I also ran into a problem with entering information on a fictitious 4-year-old pediatric patient. Based on age and developmental level, could the pain score switch to an age-appropriate pain scoring tool? Thank you,Tammy Smith
Seems useful—any way to customize/group assessment components
09/10/2022

tlsmith8790

I am evaluating this app for a graduate class (Advanced Physical Assessment). Is there a way to group components of the physical assessment? For instance, can I group together vital signs (T, P, R, BP, O2 saturation, pain score), specific assessments based on body systems, and risk assessments (fall risk, etc.), so I don’t have to scroll through the entire list just to enter vital signs?I also ran into a problem with entering information on a fictitious 4-year-old pediatric patient. Based on age and developmental level, could the pain score switch to an age-appropriate pain scoring tool? Thank you,Tammy Smith
Issues with email
07/28/2023

555TP
I’m not able to receive the emailed assessments . Otherwise the app seems to be wonderful
Issues with email
07/28/2023

555TP

I’m not able to receive the emailed assessments . Otherwise the app seems to be wonderful

Covid-19 assessment, iPad optimization, and some small bug fixes.

Version 2.1.20

06/19/2022

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