Yes, DART Sim is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
🤔 The DART Sim app's quality is mixed. Some users are satisfied, while others report issues. Consider reading individual reviews for more context.
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3 out of 5
1 ratings in South Africa
Keep in mind this is from the perspective of a poor student, but the 29.99 price is deceiving. Every other feature in the app except squirting out a rhythm is behind a $20 or so paywall. Sorry I can’t afford to be throwing $20’s around to get a full simulator. If I wanted to pay $180 I would have just bought the windows key from your store.
All of the uploads should be bought
The only bug I found so far is it crashing a lot. Honestly I could’ve spent my money on something else, but it’s still worth it. It’s much better to use when it’s updated :p
I bought the additional 33 scenarios. They do not match any of the published AHA scenarios from 2015 and many of them don’t even have complete information. So I tried to build my own and discovered that once built, they cannot be renamed, reordered or the sequence of the information in the scenario reordered. I am requesting a refund and researching other apps.
Muy buena app, pero cuando se está utilizando se sale al menú del iPad principal.Deben mejorar eso, gracias
Keeps crashing with newest iOS 12
Bought this app for multiple IPads. The app is constantly crashing across all of the devices (some are newer than others). It will crash before I am able to input all of the vital signs. I tried contacting DARTSim via email and got zero support. All they did were ask simple questions like, “Is your device up to date with its current software?”, and had no solution for how to fix the problems. Now I have a 25$ app on 10 iPads that is completely worthless. Spend your money somewhere else.
Still waiting for an updated scenario version for 2015 AHA guidelines. I called tech support a year ago and they said waiting for Apple. So sad, as it’s such a great program...
This sim has great potential. Seems to present the AHA guidelines in a positive manner. However, expensive add ons must be purchased to make this app fully functional for classroom. I actually resisted the X-ray add on because I already spent so much for the EKG, MEDS, and scenario add on modules. Oxygen is omitted from the Med list, the most primary drug! At this point, I’ll use it as a teaching point, but won’t use it for any testing in AHA ACLS, PALS, OR ACLS EP classes. My review is based an 40 years as an AHA instructor.
This really does simulate a defibrillator very well. It takes a reasonable amount of practice to get comfortable using it, but it beats the heck out of purchasing a rhythm generator/defibrillator! For ACLS/PALS classes, you'll want a monitor cable (AHA requires you verify monitor lead placement) and you'll likely want the 12 Lead and CXR in app purchases. I bought the drug option, also, which allows a complete code record but it takes me too long to enter the data; I'm old and it's easier for me to just scribble it down. The remote app now shows only a rhythm number rather than the rhythm name, meaning I have to write the number beside each rhythm change on the mega code scenario sheet. I've been being told it will be fixed "shortly" for many months. That's why it only gets 4 instead of 5 stars. Some tweaking would be helpful but overall it's a great app for teaching ACLS & PALS.
