Anesthesia One vs WikiAnesthesia

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.

WikiAnesthesia is an open-access, peer-reviewed resource created by and for anesthesia professionals. Whether you’re in the operating room, preparing for a case, or studying, WikiAnesthesia helps you make informed, evidence-based decisions quickly and confidently. Key Features: * Access to over 600 peer-reviewed WikiAnesthesia Articles detailing anesthetic considerations for a wide range of procedures and medical conditions with an intuitive search interface * Offline access to calculators for drug dosing, equipment sizing, allowable EBL, and more. * ACLS: Anesthesia-specific ACLS protocols, along with timers and logging to keep track of what interventions were done and when * Anticoagulation Management: Evidence based guidance for managing anticoagulants for neuraxial and regional anesthesia * Cardiac EP Devices Management: Look up how cardiac devices such as pacemakers and ICD's will respond to a magnet by manufacturer and access flowsheets for perioperative management of these devices. * Local Anesthetic Dosing: Calculate safe remaining dosage for local anesthetics given what you have previously administered * Practice Groups: Create a custom practice group, allowing you to share institution-specific knowledge and protocols privately with your colleagues Free. Open. Reliable. Download WikiAnesthesia today and carry the collective knowledge of the anesthesia community in your pocket. If you are a patient, please consult with a physician before making any medical decisions as with any clinical tool.