MHApp vs Anesthesia One

Finally it’s back! The much appreciated MHApp is finally back in the AppStore. Rewritten from ground up in Swift. A modern user interface. And the best is: it is free of charge! Please note: MHApp is not a substitute for medical advice. MHApp is intended for educational purposes only. The purpose of this app is to use it to train and teach yourself in management of malignant hyperthermia. It might serve as a valuable tool in simulated MH scenarios. Do you know what to do in case of a malignant hyperthermia crisis? Are you sure somebody will take a detailed protocol during your actions? MHApp does both for you: MHApp is like an interactive MH-emercency poster. Simulating an MH crisis and teaching the acute management will certainly be of great value in case of a real crisis. MHApp will guide you through a simulated malignant hyperthermia (MH) crisis. The App includes treatment of acidosis, hyperkalemia and dosing of dantrolene or ryanodex Every action and injected dantrolene doses are recorded in a log file, which can be exported. The clinical grading score (CGS) estimates the probability of an MH episode. The result can be exported as PDF. A section with information about MH, anesthesia for the known MH patients, preparation of anesthesia workstations, MH-mutations and more. This app was developed by international experts in Malignant Hyperthermia: Dr. Henry Rosenberg (President of MHAUS) Prof. Thierry Girard (director of the Swiss MH unit) MHApp is endorsed by the North American MH Group (www.mhaus.org), as well as by the European MH Group (www.emhg.org). Programmed by Thierry Girard, Girard Development GmbH DISCLAIMER: The application MHApp is not a substitute for medical advice. MHApp is intended for educational purposes only. While the data may be updated periodically, users should independently check medical literature and package inserts or other sources for the latest information. Any and all liability arising directly or indirectly from the use of this application is hereby disclaimed. The information herein is provided "as is" and without any warranty expressed or implied. All direct, indirect, special, incidental, consequential or punitive damages arising from any use of this application or data contained herein is disclaimed and excluded.

Anesthesia One is a feature-rich toolbox and assistant for healthcare professionals providing patient-centered anesthesia care. “Mega apps” for anesthesia already exist, with the advantage of bringing multiple tools—calculators, drugs, crisis management, and more—under one umbrella. In everyday practice, though, navigating these large digital references can be a challenge. Unlike many other apps, Anesthesia One lets you custom-arrange tools (risk calculators, crises, drugs, practice guidelines, and more) for quick access in Favorites. When you are not sure which tools you need, enter patient and case details in the Assistant to see relevant risk calculators and guidelines. You can save the risk evaluation and case-relevant guidance as a log and share it with a colleague. Ask AnesthesiaOne is a new way to explore guidance: ask questions in plain language with search across curated anesthesia guidelines and education sources, optionally narrow by source, and open links to original documents when you want to read the full reference. Anesthesia One is designed to work online and offline, so critical management resources stay available when you need them most. We are a small team dedicated to putting helpful anesthesia tools at your fingertips. Our feature set can be updated over the air, and we plan to add more tools and guidelines as they become available. We are always working to improve and welcome your feedback. Thank you for your support. By installing this app, you agree to the Anesthesia One Terms of Use at https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ and the Privacy Policy at https://www.anesthesiaone.com/privacypolicy.