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Regional Health - Nursing and Midwifery staff

This guide has been created for Regional Health nursing and midwifery staff, to access useful resources.

Lippincott ProceduresLogo with text "Lippincott Procedures"

Lippincott Procedures provides access to step-by-step guides for a wide range of procedures and skills, and is designed to support staff with clinical tasks. It is available to SA Health Regional Health staff.

Mobile app

To use the Lippincott Procedures mobile app you will need to register for a Lippincott Procedures account, in addition to your library account, and then use your Lippincott Procedures account to login to the app.

Register for a Lippincott Procedures account

  • Login to Lippincott Procedures using your library username and password.
  • Click Login (top right corner)
  • Click Institutional Account Self Enrol
  • Complete the registration form
    Note! Use your email address as your username and your workplace for department (e.g. Port Pirie Hospital). 

Install the app

A more detailed guide to setting up and using the Lippincott Procedures app is available on the Lippincott Procedures Sharepoint.

Further information

Lippincott Procedures is managed by Regional Health. 

  • For education sessions, user guides and more information, visit the Lippincott Procedures Sharepoint
  • For assistance with setting up a Lippincott Procedures account, downloading procedures or setting up the app, please email support@ovid.com
  • For more information about the Rural Support Service, please contact Nicole Dawes

SA Regional Clinical AppSA Regional Clinical App Logo

A practical new tool built to make life easier for clinicians and improve care for patients right across regional South Australia.

The SA Regional Clinical App is a digital tool that provides clinicians with streamlined access to endorsed guidelines, and decision-support tools ensuring evidence-based care across regional health services.

It provides quick, reliable access to:

  • Templated, standardised clinical support instructions
  • Endorsed clinical tools and checklists
  • Regional directories
  • And direct links to both South Australian and national clinical guidelines

Useful links provided below:


What is the app? 

The SA Regional Clinical App is a digital tool developed by RSS with support from the regional LHNs and with oversight from the app sponsor the regional emergency and trauma advisory group RETAG, to support regional clinicians by providing standardised, templated clinical support instructions, endorsed clinical tools, checklists, regional directories and direct access to South Australian and national guidelines, to support consistent, high-quality clinical care across regional acute health services.

This app is the result of a collaborative effort. It was developed with valuable input from regional staff, through our sponsor RETAG, and guided by a dedicated SA Regional Clinical app Steering Group made up of multidisciplinary clinicians from across the regions.

Accessibility

The SA Regional Clinical App is built on Microsoft PowerApps, making it easy to access on your mobile phone or desktop - anytime, anywhere. With a clean, intuitive layout and faster navigation, you can quickly find the clinical tools, templates, and resources you need - right at the point of care.