iArrest

Great looking arrest timer, super simple and to the point. Only issue is that it’s oriented to the UK. So it doesn’t include amio, lido, vector changes, etc for those of us in the USA.

Easy to use!

Wonderful and very useful app. Wish you had an option to make it paediatric specific too.

I’m a resuscitation officer, both use this and recommend very frequently, very helpful. See it being used more and more frequently in resuscitation attempts. I would love the option of adding a few of my own criteria on the list you use but still does the job fine. Well done and thank you iArrest people. Some post arrest checklists / RSI could be handy if you want to expand!!

Fantastic app. Very useful for pre hospital practitioners also. One thing I would love to see is an optional metronome 👍🏻

I’ve used many different Resus apps but this one is by by far the best. Easy to use with an easy layout. Timers for reminders so you don’t have to watch the screen like a hawk. I used this on a resus and it felt like the calmest and most organised resus I’ve ever done. Only one thing missing and that is Amiodarone from the drugs list.

Good app but other drugs needed like amiodarone. After ROSC might be a good idea to include tachycardia and bradycardia algorithms and their respective drugs and pacing etc.

It a perfect guide to assist you with running an arrest. In hospitals they tend to have a person timing. Prehospital there just isn’t enough people to do that one role (most of the time) This app does that role for you, alarming for your rhythm checks, and reminding when your drugs are due. I’ve used it several times in anger, and after showing it to my colleagues, most of them now use it.

This is a good app, however it could benefit from the ability for the user to make slight modifications that would suit their environment. Eg it indicates to “call for arrest trolley” however if being used by a pre-hospital provider this might be more useful saying “call for further resources”.

The app is simple in its layout and in an environment where there is stress and often loss of situational awareness this simple format is a vital tool in recording essential events and key information that will ultimately go on to help guide a patients care but also provide more accurate data to allow development and research on improving the care that is delivered during cardiac arrests. Highly recommended and credit to the developer for creating such a simple yet essential app