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About
This medical decision aid helps healthcare providers determine the optimal time to discontinue phototherapy for infants with jaundice. It provides an instant risk estimate for re-admission based on a quick checklist and patient values, aiding in more accurate and time-saving decisions.
What's New in BiliStop
2.5
February 13, 2021
Bug fix: issue where on some screener questions, the checkbox would move in a diagonal line on a loop.
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FAQ
What is BiliStop used for?
BiliStop is a medical decision aid designed to help healthcare providers determine the best timing to stop phototherapy for babies with jaundice. It provides an instant estimate of the risk of re-admission if phototherapy is discontinued at a certain time.
How accurate is BiliStop?
BiliStop is based on an algorithm from a 2017 study published in Pediatrics. A clinical research study at Mayo Clinic found that providers using BiliStop achieved more accurate answers than those not using it, with high end-user satisfaction.
What information do I need to use BiliStop?
You will need to complete a quick checklist and input a few values that are readily available to any provider caring for newborns. These are values commonly used in medical practice.
Does BiliStop collect personal information?
No, BiliStop does not collect or store any personal information. It is designed to be a private and secure tool for clinical decision-making.
What is the price of BiliStop?
BiliStop is a paid application, available for $3.99. This one-time purchase grants access to its features.
On which devices can I use BiliStop?
BiliStop is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed for use on Apple mobile devices.
How often is BiliStop updated?
The latest version of BiliStop is 2.5, last updated on February 13, 2021. Developers encourage users to contact them if errors are found.
Is BiliStop suitable for all providers treating newborns?
Yes, BiliStop is intended for use by a wide range of providers who treat newborn infants, including neonatologists, pediatricians, family medicine providers, neonatal nurse practitioners, medical residents, and medical students.



