ACLS Helper app analytics for December 6

ACLS Helper is designed to assist healthcare professionals during the care of patients in cardiopulmonary arrest (CPA). It acts as a digital assistant, providing tools to monitor times, administer medications, record procedures, and efficiently follow protocols, incorporating the American Heart Association's Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) guidelines. With ACLS Helper, you have a valuable resource in the palm of your hand, capable of transforming the way emergencies are managed, reducing the cognitive load on the team leader and allowing them to focus on clinical decision-making and team coordination. Main features: Cycle Control: During care, a timer monitors and alerts every 2 minutes to confirm the diagnosis, ensuring accurate interventions at the correct time. Adrenaline Control: A timer monitors the interval between epinephrine administrations, displaying visual alerts every 5 minutes, following AHA recommendations. Massage Rhythm Control: To help maintain the rhythm of cardiac massage, the app beeps at the set interval (default 110 beats per minute). In-Procedure Alerts: Visual alerts are issued for each procedure to be performed, such as defining a diagnosis, administering medications, and interventions such as defibrillation. Procedure Report: All interventions are automatically recorded in a detailed report, including the procedure, the time performed, and the elapsed time. Probable Causes: The app identifies the probable cause of cardiac arrest according to the 5Hs and 5Ts rule, aiding in clinical decision-making.