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Built around what crews asked for: • Make it yours — reorder or hide any button, rename the built-in ones, and create your own for the medications and interventions your service actually carries • Any button can carry a cycle clock, set to whatever interval your protocol uses • Edit the choices behind the built-in buttons — set the airway, rhythm and access lists to the equipment and wording your service actually uses • Mechanical CPR now toggles, so you can record the device coming off as well as going on • Cycle timers warn you as time runs down: the clock highlights, pulses faster in the last few seconds, then counts up past zero • Quick setup when a code starts — adult or pediatric, and whether the arrest was witnessed, while the clock is already running • CPR is logged when you tap it instead of being assumed at time zero • New Analyze button for "shock advised" / "no shock advised" • Every logged event now shows the real clock time alongside the time into the code
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CodeScribe EMS is a one-tap scribe for cardiac arrest resuscitations. Start the clock as compressions begin, then log every intervention as it happens — rhythm checks, defibrillations, epinephrine, airway, IV/IO access, EtCO₂, ROSC — each stamped to the second. Built for EMS and prehospital teams: • One-tap logging with editable entries — fix times and doses after the code, not during • Adult and pediatric — enter an estimated weight and logged defaults become weight-based • Passive by design — glanceable cycle timers for the 2-minute rhythm check and your epi interval, but no alarms and no prompts • Chart-ready narrative — copy a chronological account straight into your ePCR • PDF timeline export for handoff or QA • Utstein-style details — witnessed, bystander CPR, downtime, first rhythm • Private by design — everything stays on your device; no accounts, no uploads, and no patient identifiers CodeScribe EMS is a documentation aid for trained responders. It does not provide medical advice, dosing recommendations, or treatment prompts. Always follow your local protocols and medical direction.
What's new · 1.2
Built around what crews asked for: • Make it yours — reorder or hide any button, rename the built-in ones, and create your own for the medications and interventions your service actually carries • Any button can carry a cycle clock, set to whatever interval your protocol uses • Edit the choices behind the built-in buttons — set the airway, rhythm and access lists to the equipment and wording your service actually uses • Mechanical CPR now toggles, so you can record the device coming off as well as going on • Cycle timers warn you as time runs down: the clock highlights, pulses faster in the last few seconds, then counts up past zero • Quick setup when a code starts — adult or pediatric, and whether the arrest was witnessed, while the clock is already running • CPR is logged when you tap it instead of being assumed at time zero • New Analyze button for "shock advised" / "no shock advised" • Every logged event now shows the real clock time alongside the time into the code
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