Rapid IQ
Rapid IQ guides emergency call-takers through dynamic, protocol-driven medical intake flows, enabling faster triage, consistent decision-making, and accurate dispatching.

What is Rapid IQ?
Rapid IQ (Rapid Intake Questionnaire) is an emergency call intake system that helps dispatchers ask the right questions during medical calls designed after standardized MPDS systems. It guides dispatchers step-by-step through a structured flow based on the caller’s answers, making sure important details aren’t missed.
Rapid IQ combines these responses into the dispatch call description, giving the best possible information to responding units.
Using Rapid IQ
Opening Rapid IQ
Via Taskbar
In the taskbar, use the search box or navigate to Dispatch > Rapid IQ to open the window.

Navigating Flows
Inputs
Rapid IQ is designed for quick, seamless information inputs.
Text Inputs
Inputs are automatically focused
Pressing Enter navigates to the next question
Custom addresses are type-to-filter
If results are filtered to a single result, pressing Enter automatically selects it and navigates to the next question. Pressing Enter with more than one result left will select the top option.
Checkbox Inputs
Type-to-filter search at the top is automatically focused
If results are filtered to a single result, pressing Enter automatically selects it and navigates to the next question. Pressing Enter with more than one result left will select the top option.
Selecting a checkbox navigates to the next question
Navigation
Use the Left and Right arrow keys to navigate forward and backwards manually
Masks
Flow inputs that use a mask (strict formatting for numbers, text, symbols, etc.) will automatically navigate to the next question once all text has been entered
End Toggle Options
Once all information has been entered, Rapid IQ offers different data display options.
Import to Call Editor
When toggled, all information will be automatically imported into the dispatch call editor and the window will be automatically closed (unless Display Card is enabled).
This feature is automatically toggled on when opening Rapid IQ from the call editor.


Display Card
When toggled, all information will be displayed in a card of questions and answers. Users can also press the Copy button (top right) to copy and paste all questions and answers elsewhere.
This feature is automatically toggled on when opening Rapid IQ from the taskbar.


Customizing Flows
The default Rapid IQ flow is complex and configured by real-world dispatchers and medical personnel. With heavy knowledge, the system can be customized for different localities and situations. You can read more about standard MPDS systems here.
Accessing the Editor
The Rapid IQ configuration is accessible under Admin > Customization > Customization > Rapid IQ
Default Path
The Default Path section configures the initial questions asked in-order. These questions can be selected and reordered via drag-and-drop.

Questions
Configure custom Questions to be asked in order to gain more information about the medical issue.
Questions have specific input types like Text, Number, Address, or Choices.
Text and Number inputs can also have a Mask input. A Mask enforces a specific input format. Once a user has entered all numbers/letters into the input, it will automatically advance to the next question.
Ex: (###) ### - #### forces a phone number format.

Codes
Once all questions have been answered, Rapid IQ will display a code. The code is a short way to classify and triage the severity of the incident and to determine how best to respond.
What a code means
What a code means
A Rapid IQ code is a triage label in this format:
Example: 31C3
31= Unconscious / FaintingC= priority tier3= specific branch inside that protocol
Protocol numbers
Protocol Numbers
Abdominal Pain
Allergies / Envenomations
Animal Bites / Attacks
Assault / Sexual Assault
Back Pain
Breathing Problems
Burns / Explosion
Carbon Monoxide / Inhalation / HazMat
Cardiac / Respiratory Arrest / Death
Chest Pain
Choking
Convulsions / Seizures
Diabetic Problems
Drowning / Diving / SCUBA
Electrocution / Lightning
Eye Problems / Injuries
Falls
Headache
Heart Problems / AICD
Heat / Cold Exposure
Hemorrhage / Lacerations
Inaccessible Incident / Entrapment
Overdose / Poisoning
Pregnancy / Childbirth / Miscarriage
Psychiatric / Abnormal Behavior / Suicide Attempt
Sick Person
Penetrating Trauma
Stroke / TIA
Traffic / Transportation Incidents
Traumatic Injuries
Unconscious / Fainting
Unknown Problems (Person Down)
Priority Letters
Priority Letters
E = highest severity / most urgent
D = very high severity
C = high severity
B = moderate severity
A = lower severity
Ω = public assist / lowest-acuity pathway
000 = no final code (an error code)
How the system picks a code
Flow Code Selection
Ask default intake questions.
Check flow rules in order (top to bottom).
If a rule needs an unanswered question, ask that question next.
When a full rule matches, return that rule’s code.
Some rules use @ to auto-set/re-route (example: nature@chestpain).
Flows
Flows combine everything above. Flows string a list of questions together and determine which questions should be asked next, based on response. Once a flow is completed, a code will be generated.
Flow rule format
{question} -> condition is “answered” {question=value} -> equals {question>=number} -> numeric compare {question<=number} -> numeric compare {question@value} -> auto-set answer {cond1}.{cond2}.{cond3}->CODE
Example:
{nature=abdominalPain}.{fainting=true}.{age>=50}->1C1

Import and Export
Rapid IQ configurations can be imported and exported to save and share with other communities. Simply select the Import or Export button at the top to handle JSON files.

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