Phototherapy 與 NeoTools 使用情況與統計

This application will help you assess a neonates need for phototherapy using the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) guidelines. With a few simple clicks the calculator provides you with a clear “yes” or “no” answer as to whether phototherapy is required. The calculator then goes even further and actually plots the bilirubin level on age appropriate nomogram. The application is internationally friendly allowing the bilirubin level to be entered using either mg/dL or μmol/L and has the option to calculate the infants age at the time the blood sampling.

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NeoTools

NeoTools Simple and streamlined app for health care professionals involved in the care of newborns (neonatologists, pediatricians). The app is divided into several sections (tabs). Modules Everyday clinically relevant calculations • Airways (Intubation - Oxygenation - Ventilation) • Circulation (Alkalinization - Drugs - Heparin - Lines) • Metabolism (Bones - Fluids - Glucose - Insulin - Nutrition) • Neurology (Anesthesia - Pain Scoring - Seizures) • Nephrology (Hyperkalemia - Hypertension - Renal Failure) • Perinatology (Apgar - Maturity - Outcome) Handbook The most common clinical challenges • Subsections (Ventilation, Circulation, Nutrition, Hematology, General, Perinatology, Neurology) • Introduction to the problem (general overview) • Diagnosis (including Differential diagnosis) • Therapy (structured and relevant) • Link to online article at Infantools website (more detailed analysis) • References (with online links to the source) Pharmacy Commonly used drugs and medication • Subsections (Ventilation, Circulation, Nutrition, Hematology, Infection, Neurology) • Introduction to the drug (general overview) • Dosing (based on weight, gestational and postnatal age) • Adverse effects (including Contraindications and Precautions) • Pharmacology (including Drug distribution, monitoring and clearance) • Drug interactions (solution and terminal site compatibility) • References (with online links to the source)