Mashlom.Me
A software system for managing critical procedures performed in the emergency room, and in particular resuscitation (CPR).
Challenges:
The shock room (or resuscitation bay) in an emergency department is one of the most intense and high-stakes environments in a hospital. Doctors and interns working in this space face numerous challenges, including:
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High-Stress Environment: Time-sensitive decisions, emotional toll, and decision fatigue.
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Team Coordination: Multi-disciplinary teamwork challenges, hierarchy issues, and communication breakdowns.
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Clinical Uncertainty: Atypical presentations, limited patient information, and managing multiple critical patients.
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Resource Management: Equipment malfunctions, supply shortages, and medication errors.
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Legal & Ethical Issues: End-of-life decisions and consent dilemmas.
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Learning Curve: Intern inexperience, confidence issues, and physical/mental fatigue.
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Safety Concerns: Infection control and potential for violence/aggression.
Presonas:
Interns
Doctors
Core Features
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Real-time Information Display: The system displays treatment protocols, ABCDE procedures, checklists, and other vital information during treatment.
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Dosage and Equipment Calculation: It automatically calculates medication dosages, defibrillator shock strength, appropriate breathing tube size, and other critical parameters based on patient age and weight.
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Reminders: The system provides timely reminders for tasks like administering adrenaline or switching chest compression personnel.
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Resuscitation Management: Includes a clock and metronome to guide the resuscitation process.
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Documentation: Records vital signs and medical devices used, such as catheters or feeding tubes.
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Automated Logging: Logs all events and actions, generating a PDF report for the patient's medical record.
