iResus v2.2

Resuscitation Council (UK) Trading

About this app

Developer Description

Official UK Resuscitation Council Guidelines App

iResus is a free support tool that has been developed by Resuscitation Council UK and Cranworth Medical Ltd.

iResus enables the user to access the latest Adult, Paediatric, Newborn resuscitation and anaphylaxis algorithms without the need for an internet connection and is available on a variety of devices.

iResus is compliant with the Resuscitation Council UK Guidelines 2021. An updated version of this app with the 2025 Resuscitation Guidelines will be coming soon.

What's New

Minor updates for compatibility with latest version of Android

Version Information

Version: 2.2
Downloads: 100K+
Updated on: Jul 31, 2023
Released: Oct 15, 2015
Requires: Android 4.1

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iResus users say on Google Play

★★★★★

A Google user

They informed us about this app in Meadowhall today and I think it's a fabulous app. Having a child at 8 who can suffer from panic attacks etc I think it's brilliant. Thanks YOU SYFAR

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A Google user

The front page appears but the rest of the app does not work. Since then I've kept try and it finally works. It looks good too.

★★★

Sihan Khan

after the latest update, unable to view in my S25 ultra

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Harry Holkham

Always seems to need to update when you open it, which given when you open it you probably want it to open quickly isn't very useful.

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A Google user

The contents page loads but as soon as I press into any of the sections e.g. 'adult guidelines' I just get a blank screen; no algorithm. I am using a samsung galaxy s8+ with android version 8.0. Please look into this - as an ALS provider i would very much like to be able to access the algorithms on demand.