EML
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Description
EML puts South Africa’s Standard Treatment Guidelines and Essential Medicines List (STG & EML) in your pocket — fully offline, searchable, and free for every healthcare worker.
Browse three national guideline books:
Primary Healthcare STG & EML
Hospital Level (Adults) STG & EML
Paediatric STG & EML
With more than 1,500 clinical sections covering diagnosis, treatment, medicines, contraindications, and referral criteria, EML is built for busy clinics, wards, and community health settings where reliable reference material matters.
FEATURES
Offline-first — all content is bundled in the app; no internet needed to read guidelines
Fast search — find conditions, sections, and medicines across all books, with optional book filters
Structured sections — Overview, Medicines, and Referral tabs for quick clinical reference
Favourites — save sections you use often for one-tap access
Source PDF links — open the official National Department of Health publications when you are online
Clean, readable design — optimised for iPhone and iPad
WHO IT’S FOR
Students, nurses, doctors, clinical associates, pharmacists, and other healthcare workers practising in South Africa who need quick access to national treatment guidance.
CONTENT ATTRIBUTION
Clinical content is reproduced for educational reference from the South African Standard Treatment Guidelines and Essential Medicines List, published by the National Department of Health, Republic of South Africa.
IMPORTANT
This app is for reference and education only. It does not replace clinical judgement, local protocols, or the care of a qualified healthcare professional. Always verify dosing, indications, and guidance against current official sources and your institution’s policies.
Made available at no cost by the WiZmed Foundation — a community initiative supporting South Africa’s healthcare workers.