Documentation for high-performance teams.
REA documents real resuscitations and evaluates training – in hospital, emergency services and simulation.
Request a demo How REA worksAfter a resuscitation, what remains is what is remembered – not always what happened.
A complete record gives the team a shared basis for the debriefing.
Capture · Document · Analyse
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Capture
Medications, rhythms and interventions are recorded with a single tap. In REA Academy, documentation starts before the resuscitation: with the time from alert to arrival, the patient's condition and the first interventions – for any instability, whether tachycardia, bradycardia, bleeding or something else.
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Document
Every action gets a timestamp. The record is then available as a PDF.
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Analyse
The team reviews the course of the case based on the facts recorded. In training, REA Academy analyses the actions automatically – against the resuscitation algorithm and the guideline benchmarks (ERC and AHA) – and calculates the chest compression fraction (CCF) from the no-flow times.
Products
REA
The complete timeline of an event, with a timestamp on every action and the record as a PDF. On tablet and smartphone, also offline.
REA Academy with REA Coordinator
Training cases are documented from the alert to the end of the resuscitation, including the patient's condition and interventions before the resuscitation. Actions are analysed automatically against the resuscitation algorithm and the guideline benchmarks (ERC and AHA), and the CCF is calculated from the no-flow times. Coordinators see the progress of their groups.
REA CPR
In combination with REA Academy, REA CPR detects no-flow times and the end of the resuscitation automatically – no manual starting or stopping. It supports feedback on compression depth, recoil and rate. For training on the manikin only.
The same documentation – in the field, in the hospital and in training.
In the hospital
Resuscitations and emergencies in the emergency department, intensive care and on the ward are recorded step by step.
In emergency services
From the alert to the handover, the course of the case stays traceable.
In simulation
Training cases are documented and then debriefed based on the facts.
For chief physicians and decision-makers in hospitals and emergency services
- Which devices does REA run on?
- On tablet, smartphone, PC and any other device with a browser.
- What does this mean for data protection and MDR?
- REA is a documentation tool: it does not prescribe or control any therapy.
- How does REA fit with what we already have?
- The record is available as a PDF and can be added to the patient file. Direct interfaces to hospital and registry systems are in preparation.
Who REA is for – and who it is not for
REA is for:
- Teams in emergency medicine, intensive care, the OR and emergency services who want to record the course of an event
- Instructors and simulation centres who base debriefings on facts
- Institutions that train according to ACLS and the ERC guidelines and want to see the progress of their groups
- Teams who want to document on tablet, smartphone or PC
REA is not for:
- Users who expect the app to prescribe the next treatment step
- Users who want to replace guidelines, hospital protocols or training
- Institutions that today need a direct interface to their hospital or registry system
- Use by laypeople or as a first-aid tool
Questions and answers
Is REA a medical device?
REA is a documentation tool. It does not prescribe or control any therapy.
Where is the data stored?
Cases are stored on the device and uploaded only at the user's request. Course and participant data in REA Academy are stored on servers in the EU.
Does REA work offline?
Yes, documentation also works without a connection.
Which devices does REA run on?
On tablet, smartphone, PC and any other device with a browser.
What does REA cost?
We prepare prices individually after the demo, tailored to scope, devices and products.
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Request
You answer a few questions about your institution and your project.
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Appointment
If REA fits your project, you choose a time for the demo: by video or on site.
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Preparation
You receive an overview of REA and a confidentiality agreement (NDA) to sign.
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Conversation and demo
We first learn about your project, then we show you REA. An individual quote follows afterwards.