BRAIN Conference vs Resus PRO

The BRAIN Conference app contains all the information you need to make the most of this educational Conference from the palm of your hand.Download the app to be able to access the programme, connect with your colleagues and exhibitors, take part in Live Polling and Q&A and much much more.Some of the key features of the app are: • Full Programme • Exhibition Floor Plan • Exhibitor Information • Faculty List • Delegate List • Networking • Gamification – Treasure Hunt • Live Polling • Q&A • General Information • CPD Evaluation • Documents Library • Watch on Demand Content

Resus PRO is a fast, offline resuscitation companion for doctors, nurses, paramedics and students — combining a live cardiac-arrest coach with clear quick-reference algorithms for the emergencies around it. LIVE ALS ARREST COACH Run an arrest in real time: a 2-minute CPR cycle timer, rhythm-check prompts, automatic adrenaline and amiodarone timing, a pre-shock safety checklist, reversible causes (4Hs and 4Ts) with treatment steps, and a time-stamped event log you can copy into the notes after ROSC. QUICK-REFERENCE ALGORITHMS Tap straight to the pathway you need: • Adult Basic Life Support and AED • Choking (mild vs severe) • Anaphylaxis, including the refractory pathway • Bradycardia (atropine, second-line drugs and pacing) • Tachycardia (stable vs unstable, narrow vs broad) BUILT FOR THE WARD AND THE CRASH CALL Clean, high-contrast design, adjustable text size, and everything works offline. Each algorithm links to its source so you can read further. CURRENT GUIDANCE All content has been reviewed against the 2025 UK resuscitation guidance, with the relevant source pages linked inside each module. FREE AND PRO The reference algorithms and the shockable (VF/pVT) arrest pathway are free. A one-time unlock adds the non-shockable (PEA/asystole) pathway in the arrest coach and supports continued development. IMPORTANT Resus PRO is for education, training and rehearsal only. It is not a medical device and not a substitute for formal training, clinical judgement or local protocols. In a real emergency, call for help and follow your local guidelines. Always confirm drug doses against an approved source. Developed by Dr Atif Elnil MBBS MRCP. Neurology Department St George's Hospital London UK.