Mobile App User Guide
Guide to download and use the Curbside Health iOS mobile app to access clinical best practices and guidelines.
Overview
This document provides a user guide for the Curbside Health mobile application. Our mobile application allows users to view clinical best practice documentation using the same login as they would on a desktop computer and providing the same access to supporting evidence, videos, and other materials. There is no additional cost to download and use the mobile application.
Technical Requirements & Installation
The Curbside Health mobile app is currently released for Apple devices, but future support for Android devices is expected. To install and use the application, the Apple device must meet the criteria below:
iPhone
Size: 24.1 MB
Compatibility: iOS 12.0 or later
iPad
Size: 31.9 MB
Compatibility: iOS 12.0 or later
Installation
Installing the Curbside Health mobile app follows the same process as installing any other application on your mobile device:
Scan the QR Code to open the App Store on your device:
Or
On your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, open the App Store
Tap Search button at the bottom right corner
Enter Curbside Health in the search bar
To install the Curbside Health application:
Tap the Get button to download
Tap Install to finalize the download process
Using Mobile App
The mobile application is designed to provide read-only access to your clinical best practice guidelines, calculators, and antibiograms. Any links, videos, references and other attachments should work in the mobile app. Viewing workflows and Content editing is not supported by the mobile application and should be completed using the desktop version.
Logging In
The Curbside Health mobile app login process uses the same information you have been using to access CECM on the desktop version, including any single sign-on, or SSO, functionality.
Click to open the Curbside Health mobile application
Enter your email address
Enter your password or institution login information if single sign on is configured
On the login page, click Forgot Password if you need to reset your password. If you have only been utilizing Curbside Health as part of your EHR you may need to create an account. Please review our Creating an Account help documentation or email support@curbsideup.com for assistance.
Searching The Library For Content
Use the search box to type in content name
Click Filter to the right of the search bar to open filter options
Filter using Type, Labels, Specialty and other visible categories customized to your organization; please note Workflows are currently only visible within your EHR and edited on a desktop
Modify filters by clicking the check box next to each visible item, the number of visible items will show at the bottom
To remove a filter, click the x next to the filter name in the Library view
Click See Results ()at the bottom of the Filter screen to view the filtered results in the Library
Click the content name to open
Viewing Content
The mobile view is similar to the desktop view with some modification to support touch screen interactions, a smaller screen size, and to prioritize key user functionality. For all mobile content, use standard mobile finger pinch and spread actions to resize the content on your device and click on links or icons to open them. The mobile application does not currently allow user feedback and or display detailed publication information, but that is available on the desktop application as needed.
Content owners can click the three dots in the upper right hand corner to invite colleagues to view and edit the content, or share the content.
Pathways
The pathway display on the mobile application has the same node, connector, and attachment icons as the desktop application. Users can click evidence, videos, or other attachments just as you would on the desktop version.
Protocols & Documents
Viewing protocols or documents in the mobile and desktop applications are very similar, and there are no significant differences in functionality when using the mobile application.
Clinical Calculators
Calculators are available embedded pathways or as stand alone objects that you can search for in the mobile application. The mobile functionality is the same as the online functionality.
Workflows
Workflows leverage a question and answer approach instead of a decision tree and are most commonly used with EHR integrations. Workflows are not currently supported by the mobile app.