Terribly slow after the new update
I am an Intensivist in Australia who regularly uses intelligent asv on c6. The simulator on the iPhone 17 pro was running well to teach and train others. But after the recent update it became unusable because its is terribly slow to load! Please fix urgently.
RT
The app needs more work! On the older simulators Hamilton Medical had, you could set precisely the breath rate, the Lung Compliance, Resustance, the Trigger Effort, you could be very flexible. If you pressed the 100% O2 button, the FiO2 went to 100% AND, that was accurate! You could simulate powering off the ventilator! You could have spontaneous breathing in Airway Pressure Release Ventilation! I kid you not! Those simulators had A LOT to offer! I have had an RT confirm that with me.
This simulator cannot do that! You cannot simulate precise options like that! Sadly, you just can’t! I cannot simulate Airway Pressure Release Ventilation, and simulate spontaneous breathing while the process of simulating Airway Pressure Release Ventilation! THIS IS A MUST! I cannot power off the ventilator! I cannot press 100% O2 and get a response! I cannot set a compliance of 5 to simulate severe Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome!
This simulator really really needs work!
This simulator cannot do that! You cannot simulate precise options like that! Sadly, you just can’t! I cannot simulate Airway Pressure Release Ventilation, and simulate spontaneous breathing while the process of simulating Airway Pressure Release Ventilation! THIS IS A MUST! I cannot power off the ventilator! I cannot press 100% O2 and get a response! I cannot set a compliance of 5 to simulate severe Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome!
This simulator really really needs work!
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Adult exclusive
No neo or peds simulation
Awesome!!!
This app has revolutionized the way we conduct training! Provides so much versatility as you do not need a ventilator to physically do training! Amazing job!
Needs NIV-ST
I need to be able to simulate a patient on NIV-ST. Also, can you add an adjustment of the patient's active respiratory rate?
