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Association Le Bon Samaritain
Help save lives from cardiac arrest.
The app alerts users to cardiac arrest emergencies, enabling them to perform CPR or locate defibrillators. Users contribute to a global AED database and access a guide to life-saving actions.
PulsePoint Foundation
Alert emergencies, with CPR
Receive alerts about nearby cardiac emergencies requiring CPR. View details about the location and situation. Request assistance if trained and available. Choose to receive notifications about other community events affecting you and your family.
AliveCor, Inc.
Manage heart care from home easily.
The app allows users to record EKGs with Kardia devices, share heart data with doctors, and track health history. It provides immediate analysis of normal, possible atrial fibrillation, bradycardia, or tachycardia.
Advanced Medical Certification Ltd
Access algorithms and practice skills easily.
The app provides access to International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation algorithms and includes practice tests. It is designed for physicians, paramedics, and nurses to assist in emergency health care situations.
PulsePoint Foundation
Register AEDs and share locations
Register and submit AED locations to build a community emergency response network. Access real-time AED maps for nearby devices during cardiac arrest. Notify emergency responders and share AED locations with nearby users.
Kim Hansen
CPR AED Choking Aid Review
The app offers instant information on performing CPR, operating AEDs, and aiding choking victims through short video demonstrations. It aligns with current resuscitation recommendations and serves as a review tool for trained individuals.
WebMD Health Corporation
Clinical metrics and support decisions
Offers clinical calculators for diagnosis, treatment planning, and prognosis. Users input patient data to receive evidence-based recommendations. Tools include calculators for cardiovascular risk, renal function, and drug dosing.
Keegan Sauer
Set pace for chest compressions
CPR Now guides users through chest compressions with a metronome set to 100-120 bpm. Users can follow visual and audio cues to maintain proper rhythm.
American Heart Association
Document interventions during resuscitation
Document cardiac arrest interventions with real-time logging of actions and critical data. Track CPR rate using a user-controlled metronome adjustable between 100 and 120 bpm. Record and review resuscitation events for quality improvement.
Children's Medical Center of Dallas
Connect with a provider instantly
Schedule virtual appointments with healthcare providers via phone or tablet. Connect for face-to-face consultations. Receive diagnosis and prescribed medication decisions during sessions. Address common conditions through online care.
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