CCHD PulseOx screening vs NeonatAI

In 2011, pulse oximetry screening was recommended to improve the detection of critical congenital heart defects in newborns. This application was developed by Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta to aid healthcare professionals in implementing pulse oximetry screening in the newborn nursery. The algorithm is endorsed by the American Academy of Pediatrics and the American Heart Association.

NeonatAI is a neonatal clinical-support and education app designed for healthcare professionals working in Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICUs). It brings commonly used bedside resources into one organized mobile experience so clinicians can access neonatal calculators, charts and scores, procedural checklists, ABG interpretation support, drug dosage references, infographics, resuscitation guidance, lung simulation education, unit conversion, perinatology statistics, and research/biostatistics tools. The app is intended to support clinical workflow, teaching, and quick reference. It does not diagnose patients, replace institutional protocols, or replace the judgment of qualified healthcare professionals. Users should verify all values and recommendations against current local guidelines and consult an appropriate physician before making patient-care decisions. Key features include: - Neonatal calculators for common NICU workflows - Growth, assessment, and clinical score references - Step-by-step neonatal procedure checklists - ABG interpretation and acid-base support - Neonatal drug dosage reference sections - Resuscitation support and educational guidance - Infographics, daily tips, research highlights, and video learning content - Lung simulator and unit conversion tools - Perinatology statistics and research calculators NeonatAI is built for neonatal clinicians, nurses, trainees, and care teams who need fast access to structured neonatal reference information.