Easy CPR vs IACAPAP 2026

Easy CPR — Audiovisual cues for life-saving compressions Easy CPR helps you deliver consistent chest compressions during cardiopulmonary resuscitation. Whether you're a trained first-aider refreshing your timing or a bystander stepping up in an emergency, the app gives you a steady rhythm to follow with clear beeps, spoken counts, and a pulsing on-screen heart. Features - Adjustable BPM picker to match recommended compression rates - Audio beeps and voice counts (1–4) to keep your tempo steady - Animated beating heart for visual pacing - "CPR with rescue breaths" mode — 30 compressions, then a prompt for 2 breaths - Built-in instructions and guidance, aligned with NHS England recommendations - Companion Apple Watch app for hands-free pacing - Built natively in SwiftUI for a clean, responsive experience Disclaimer: This app follows standards recommended by NHS England. If these standards do not align with your medical practice, do not use this app. Familiarise yourself with the use of the app with the Instructions provided. The creator of the app is not responsible for mishaps due to misuse/malfunction of the app.

The app is designed to provide an easy-to-use tool for the IACAPAP Congress 2026, taking place from 1 to 4 July in Hamburg, Germany – and potentially future IACAPAP Congresses. IACAPAP stands for International Association for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Allied Professions. The app offers practical information about rooms, speakers, and sessions, as well as general details such as Wi-Fi access and parking options. The integration of the online programme makes the app invaluable for all participants. Additionally, it features a sponsor list and facilitates communication between congress attendees. For those who have not yet registered, the app provides an overview of the event and serves as a marketing tool.