Emergency medicine is a craft based on knowledge and practice. You can learn with books, but you can only practise with case studies. The more the better. Simulations in class are great - but also very time-consuming. With the RESCUE MADE SIMPLE app you can bring the added value of emergency simulations to your home and practise your skills even better. So that you can save even more lives.
The Rescue Made Simple app presents you with emergency medical case studies, just as you experience them in everyday life in the emergency services.
From the catalog of all scenarios, select exactly those that match your qualifications and level of knowledge.
Imagine you can practice practical case studies for your paramedic exam. On the sofa. On a Sunday afternoon.
Every patient treatment begins with a medical history. What has happened? Is there any pain? Based on established schemes such as SAMPLER and OPQRST, you can interview your patients comprehensively. And it's as easy as a chat message.
To gain a comprehensive understanding of the patient's condition, you must of course also collect a few values. Whether it's blood pressure, pupil reaction or recapillarization time - you can collect and evaluate the relevant data in the same way as in a real operation.
The measurement of a 12-lead ECG is not only standard in cardiology cases. With the virtual ruler and realistic ECGs, you can put your interpretation skills to the test every time you use it.
If you have a suspected diagnosis, you can also treat your patients. Whether measures such as cardioversion or administering medication with explicit dosage - you will learn to make the right decisions based on a realistic case study.
As soon as you have completed a scenario, you can dive straight into the next one. Your personal feed shows you all the cases that are currently relevant to you. This allows your lecturer to provide you with exactly those case studies that match the current syllabus and ideally prepare you for the next exam.
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