The rescue service is as diverse as the people who shape it. Regionally, there are various algorithms and specifications. With the Gleea scenario editor, you can write your own scenarios for the RESCUE MADE SIMPLE app - optimized for personal requirements. From learning groups to on-call teams and local associations to large rescue service schools, the case simulation on the smartphone is an important addition to the curriculum.
With the course management and the scenario editor, the RESCUE MADE SIMPLE app integrates perfectly into your operations and your curriculum.
From one day trainings to full time education, the RESCUE MADE SIMPLE app can be used in every scenario
Evaluations and statistics make the performance of your students measurable and are even suitable for job qualification.
The scenario editor guides you step by step through the individual elements of a scenario. With simple input fields, exciting, creative and instructive scenarios can be created in a short time without special training. Scenarios can be enriched with images and references.
Custom scenarios can be started and tested directly in the app. Simply scan the QR code or update the scenario selection and the latest changes are directly on your smartphone.
Supported by artificial intelligence, creative titles and situations are quickly generated. Automatically generated texts help you to focus on the essential medical measures and still create exciting scenarios.
Patients can go through different phases over time. Triggered by medications or measures, their condition and vital parameters change and new phases are activated. This allows to follow algorithms.
With the Professional Plan, students can be organized in courses and provided with target group specific scenarios. Whether homework or exams - as a teacher, you have control over the content. You can check the results of your students and statistical evaluations help you to customize your curriculum.
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