Pilot Program
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Cardiac Arrest Documentation · Built by a Critical Care & ECMO physician
Every cardiac arrest is a race against time — and someone is scribbling on a napkin. The 2-minute epi timer lives in someone's head. The clock on the wall is the only record. UNCRASH™ was designed in the ICU — by someone who runs these.
Pilot program · Authorized clinical use only
No-flow time. Chest compression fraction. Epi timing. Shock sequence. Reconstructed from memory — hours later — by someone who was doing compressions.
That memory is unreliable. And without the data, there's no QI.
1 Christenson et al., Circulation 2009 2 Wik et al., JAMA 2005 3 Kleinman et al., Circulation 2015 (2020 reaffirmed) 4 Kazmi et al., JAMDA 2023
A phone app that runs alongside your code. The team logs events live. When the code ends, every metric is already calculated.
CPR cycles, rhythm checks, shock sequencing, medication intervals, and post-arrest management all follow the evidence. The app informs the team as much as it documents them.
As the code runs, the team logs events as they happen. When it's over, the narrative is already written — no reconstruction needed.
The recorder keeps a live recap visible so the team can coordinate in real time and close gaps before ROSC.
ROSC achieved — a 2024 AHA guideline checklist appears instantly. Timestamped before handoff. No separate protocol to remember.
ROSC patients die in the first hour when handoffs fail. This closes that gap — with no additional training required.
For centers with ECPR capability — no-flow time, low-flow duration, shock response, rhythm history — all objective, all real time. No reconstruction under pressure.
Timestamped, formatted for direct EMR paste. Chest compression fraction, no-flow time, epi intervals — all calculated automatically. No reconstruction.
Export as PDF for M&M, committee review, or chart documentation — immediately after the code.
No name. No MRN. No date of birth. Nothing to sign with compliance.
Anonymized data accumulates automatically. QI directors can see chest compression fraction trends, no-flow distributions, epi timing — across every code, every team, every shift.
UNCRASH runs on the phone already in your provider's pocket. The entire onboarding is a 6-slide in-app tutorial. The first code can happen the same day.
We're partnering with resuscitation committees, QA programs, and simulation centers for structured QI pilots. Full access — and your data contributes to the first multi-center resuscitation registry built on real-time capture.