AntiCoagAF vs Critical Care Tools

This application is for medical practitioners who need to quickly review which anticoagulant (including the direct oral anticoagulants (DOACs)) to use to prevent stroke in patients with non-valvular atrial fibrillation (NVAF). It contains relevant information about warfarin, apixaban, dabigatran, rivaroxaban and edoxaban. Topics covered include: comparison of anticoagulants, patient information, when anticoagulation is required, risk-benefit issues, when warfarin is appropriate, how to choose the dose of a DOAC, starting or switching between anticoagulants, edoxban information, clinical monitoring, bleeding risks, use of antiplatelet agents in addition to oral anticoagulants, managing ischemic strokes on DOACs, reversing anticoagulation in the event of intracerebral haemorrhage, a Cookcroft-Gault creatinine clearance calculator and peri-operative management information. Information contained within the application was edited by Dr Bruce Campbell. Coding was by CereScape (www.cerescape.com). It is our aim to keep this information current, and we welcome constructive comments and evidenced updated information. Any profit generated by this application will be used to fund stroke research.

Critical Care Tools brings clinical calculations, field references, and transport tools into one connected workspace for EMS, flight medicine, and critical care professionals. Built by a flight medic. Always free. Optional tips are appreciated and never required to unlock features. ONE PATIENT. CONNECTED TOOLS. Enter patient weight, height, ideal body weight, and pediatric age in a shared workspace. Carry relevant patient context between medication math, RSI, ventilation, burns, and pediatric tools. Quick access helps you move between workflows without returning to the home screen every time. TAILORED TO YOUR PROGRAM Configure service-specific RSI medication entries and reference values. Save medication presets. Choose the tools on your home screen and quick-access bar. Adjust supported burn defaults, pediatric naloxone settings, and lab reference intervals to match your program. Import your own PDF protocols for search and bookmarked reference. Program configuration remains separate from the active patient, so starting a new patient preserves your service setup. Custom values require verification against your local protocols and medical direction. TRANSPORT INFORMATION AT A GLANCE Plan oxygen supply with tank-duration estimates, source changes, and transport timers. Follow oxygen and contraction Live Activities on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island on supported iPhones. Live Activities can also appear in the Smart Stack on a paired Apple Watch with watchOS 11 or later; availability depends on device and system settings. A DEEP CLINICAL TOOLKIT • Medication and infusion calculations with weight-based dosing and unit conversion • RSI reference tools and a checklist • Ventilation calculations using ideal body weight • Adult and pediatric burn assessment, body-map drawing, and fluid references • Pediatric vitals, airway sizing, arrest, glucose, and naloxone references • Obstetric dating, labor and contraction tracking, hemorrhage, hypertension, and emergency references • Perfusion and gas-exchange calculations • Local charting references and imported PDF protocols • Siri and Shortcuts entry points for selected workspaces MADE FOR THE WAY YOU WORK Core calculations and locally stored references are available offline. No account is required. No advertising. No subscription. The full toolkit is free, and optional tips support continued development. FOR TRAINED HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS Critical Care Tools is calculation and educational reference software. It does not replace clinical judgment, local protocols, medical direction, or independent verification. Oxygen values are estimates: verify the physical gauge. Do not enter patient-identifying information.