Name: DRX – EMS MDT
Brand: VertexMods
Price: 57.23 USD
Availability: InStock

DRX EMS MDT - Professional Medical Records System for FiveM EMS Operations

Transform your FiveM emergency medical services with DRX EMS MDT, a comprehensive mobile data terminal designed specifically for paramedic and fire department roleplay. This advanced medical records system brings real-world EMS dispatch capabilities to your server, allowing medics to track patient histories, manage active calls, and coordinate emergency responses with hospital staff. Whether you're running a serious medical roleplay community or adding depth to your emergency services, DRX EMS MDT delivers the professional tools that make EMS gameplay engaging and realistic.

Built from the ground up for FiveM EMS factions, this MDT system integrates seamlessly with your existing frameworks while providing intuitive interfaces that don't require hours of training. Medics can access patient records, log treatment details, and communicate with dispatch—all through an immersive in-game computer interface that mirrors real emergency medical systems.

What's Included

DRX EMS MDT comes as a complete medical records management solution ready for immediate deployment. You'll receive the core MDT script with full patient database functionality, call dispatch integration, treatment logging systems, and customizable user permissions. The package includes responsive UI designs optimized for all screen resolutions, multi-language support files, and comprehensive documentation covering installation, configuration, and daily usage.

The system features dedicated modules for ambulance dispatch, hospital records, patient intake forms, medical billing integration, and interdepartmental communication. All components work together to create a cohesive EMS experience that enhances both medic and civilian gameplay.

Key Features

Patient Medical Records - Complete electronic health record system allowing medics to create, update, and search patient files with treatment history, allergies, medications, and emergency contacts
Live Call Dispatch - Real-time 911 call system showing active medical emergencies with location mapping, caller information, and priority levels for efficient response coordination
Treatment Documentation - Detailed logging for every medical intervention including vitals, procedures performed, medications administered, and transport decisions with timestamps
Hospital Management - Track bed availability, patient admissions, discharge procedures, and medical staff scheduling across multiple hospital locations
Medical Billing System - Generate invoices for treatments, ambulance transports, and hospital stays with customizable pricing and insurance integration
Staff Roster - View online medics, their ranks, certifications, and current assignments for better unit coordination and supervision
Incident Reports - Create comprehensive EMS reports for mass casualty incidents, vehicle accidents, and unusual medical cases with photo attachments
Search Functionality - Quickly find patients by name, date of birth, or medical record number with advanced filtering options
Permission Levels - Configurable access controls allowing different capabilities for EMTs, paramedics, supervisors, and hospital administrators
Dark Mode Interface - Easy-on-the-eyes design for extended gameplay sessions with toggle between light and dark themes

Perfect For

Serious medical roleplay servers requiring detailed patient tracking
EMS departments wanting professional dispatch coordination
Communities with active hospital and ambulance factions
Servers implementing medical billing and insurance systems
Whitelist EMS teams needing accountability through documentation
Roleplay communities wanting to deepen civilian-medic interactions

Technical Details

Performance: Optimized resource usage with minimal impact on server performance
Database: Uses MySQL/MariaDB for reliable patient record storage
Interface: Responsive HTML/CSS/JS interface accessible via in-game laptop or tablet props
Integration: Works alongside existing dispatch systems, phone scripts, and hospital interiors
Updates: Regular updates adding new features and maintaining compatibility with framework updates

Installation

Extract the resource folder to your server's resources directory
Import the provided SQL file to create necessary database tables
Configure framework settings in the config.lua file
Add EMS job permissions and customize medical record fields
Restart your server and assign MDT access to EMS players

Framework Compatibility

✅ ESX - Full support for ESX Legacy and older ESX versions with job-based permissions
✅ QBCore - Native QBCore integration with qb-ambulancejob compatibility
✅ Standalone - Can be adapted for custom frameworks with included examples

What Makes It Stand Out

Unlike generic MDT systems adapted from police scripts, DRX EMS MDT was purpose-built for medical roleplay with features that matter to medics. The patient medical history system goes beyond basic notes, allowing medics to document chronic conditions, track medication interactions, and flag high-risk patients. The treatment logging captures the full spectrum of EMS care from initial assessment through hospital handoff, creating continuity that enhances roleplay quality.

The dispatch integration is particularly noteworthy—calls don't just appear as map blips. Medics see caller descriptions, reported symptoms, scene safety information, and can coordinate multi-unit responses for major incidents. This level of detail encourages realistic triage and resource allocation rather than just racing to every call.

What truly sets DRX EMS MDT apart is its focus on usability. Many medical scripts overwhelm users with complexity, but this system balances depth with accessibility. New medics can handle basic call logging in minutes, while experienced paramedics can leverage advanced features like medical directives, controlled substance tracking, and multi-hospital patient transfers. The interface feels professional without sacrificing the quick access needed during active emergencies.