The program’s own protocols
Protocols appear in the order and wording the program chose, with the revision on every page, so the crew knows which version they are reading. No paging through a PDF with gloves on.
Hiero Clinical
Hiero
Your program’s patient-care guidelines, on the device, for the crew.
For flight nurses, critical-care paramedics, and the medical director who owns the protocol. Hiero opens the program’s written guideline at the moment it is needed: on the ramp, in the back of the aircraft, or in the office where the protocol is written.
- Works without a signal
- Your program’s text, unchanged
- Android and iPhone
Built from your program
The crew reads your text.
Not a summary of it.
A program loads its own patient-care guidelines. Hiero arranges them for a phone, keeps every line tied to the page it came from, and opens them in a moment, with or without a signal.
Doses from those protocols, sized to the patient
Enter weight and age once. Hiero works out the doses the protocol already states, shows the line they came from, and respects the protocol’s maximums. It never supplies a dose the protocol does not contain.
Vent and device references at the bedside
Ventilator settings, device checklists and the program’s reference cards sit next to the protocols that call for them, and they are stored on the phone for the back of an aircraft.
Weight- and age-aware
Move the weight.
Watch the line follow.
Every dose Hiero shows starts as a sentence in your protocol. Hiero does the arithmetic, applies the protocol’s ceiling, and keeps the source in view so the crew can check it at a glance.
When a patient falls under the program’s pediatric rule, the whole app changes color, so nobody reads an adult page by mistake. Try the Pediatric switch.
“Sample drug 0.1 mg/kg IV. Maximum single dose 5 mg.”Exact protocol wording, shown beside the result
5 mg0.1 mg/kg × 80 kg = 8 mg, capped at the protocol maximum
Protocol maximum applied. The calculated amount is higher than the written ceiling.
Sample text for illustration only. Hiero calculates only from doses written in your program’s protocol.
Smart features
Helpful where it saves a step.
Quiet everywhere else.
Each feature reads, finds or organizes the program’s material. None of them writes clinical guidance.
Ask in your own words. Get the program’s page.
Type “RSI 80 kg” or “T1 high pressure alarm.” Hiero searches the program’s protocols, formulary and device guides on the phone first, and opens the exact line.
- Search runs on the device, so it works in the air
- Answers point to a protocol, page and revision
- If the program has no matching text, Hiero says so plainly
Photograph the screen. Hiero reads it on the phone.
Point the camera at a ventilator, a lab panel, a pump or a drug label. Text is read on the device, the values land in the right fields, and the crew confirms them before anything is used.
- Reading happens on the phone; photos are not uploaded
- Camera images are deleted after reading
- Every value waits for the crew to confirm it
Bring in the program. Review it. Then turn it on.
A program uploads its protocol PDFs, formulary and contacts. Hiero prepares a draft that keeps every line tied to its source page. Nothing becomes active clinical guidance until the program reviews it and activates it.
- Every dose line is checked against the source before activation
- Revisions show exactly what changed
- Demo and starter content is always labeled as not for patient care
Receiving hospitals, with their designations.
Hiero carries a nationwide hospital list on the phone, with trauma, stroke, burn, cardiac and pediatric designations where states publish them, and checks those lists for changes.
- Search by name, city or area, offline
- Designations show their source and date
- Hiero lists hospitals; the destination is the crew’s and the program’s decision
Flight Ops Pro
The weather, the hazards, the hospitals.
One calm map.
Flight category at nearby stations, active SIGMETs, G-AIRMETs and center weather advisories, receiving hospitals with their designations, and nearby traffic. Switch the layers to see what each one adds.
Example data
Situational awareness only. Hiero does not make a go or no-go decision, choose a launch or a landing, or replace the pilot’s and the program’s weather minimums.
Oxygen planner
Know the minutes
before you leave the bay.
Pick the cylinder, set the pressure and the flow, and see how long the gas lasts against the whole mission: bedside, loading, the leg itself, unloading and handoff. The planner handles liquid oxygen and ventilator or BiPAP consumption too.
Set up each aircraft once. The planner remembers its cylinders or LOX system.
50min of oxygen
Planning arithmetic: (pressure − 200 psi change point) × cylinder factor ÷ flow. Factors: D 0.16, E 0.28, M 1.56, H/K 3.14 L/psi. Check the cylinder’s label and your program’s oxygen policy and reserve.
Device manuals
The manufacturer’s guide,
one search away.
Programs bring in the manuals and quick guides for the devices they fly with. Hiero reads them on the phone, so the crew can search an alarm or a setup step and open the right page, offline.
- Add the guideDownload it from the manufacturer or add the PDF the program already has.
- Read on the phoneText and scanned pages are indexed on the device.
- Program reviewThe program decides which guides its crews see.
- Search offlineAlarms and setup steps open at the right page.
Device names belong to their manufacturers. Hiero shows the guides a program provides; it does not write or alter them.
On the home screen
Everything the shift needs,
arranged the way your crew works.
Crews rearrange the home screen and pin favorites, so the tools they open most are one tap away.
Code companionAdult, pediatric and neonatal timers and checklists
VentilatorSettings, blood gases and mechanics
CalculatorsInfusions, burns and bedside math
SkillsProcedures and checklists
NONitric oxideDelivery system setup and cylinder planning
MCSMechanical circulatory support references
℞FormularyYour program’s formulary and concentrations
DispatchThe transfer, from referral to handoff
What Hiero is not
It shows the protocol.
It does not become one.
Not a replacement for medical direction
Hiero does not replace the medical director’s protocol. It shows that protocol, as written, and points back to the page it came from.
Not a decision-maker
Hiero does not choose a destination, a launch, a landing or a dose. Those decisions stay with the crew, the pilot and medical direction.
Not a medical device
Hiero is not a medical device, and nothing on this page is a claim of HIPAA compliance.
Questions
Asked by crews and medical directors.
Does Hiero work without a signal?
Yes. The program’s protocols, dosing, references, oxygen planner, hospital list and the device guides a program adds are stored on the phone. Live layers such as Flight Ops weather and traffic need a connection.
Who controls the clinical content?
The program. Hiero shows the guidelines the program loads and activates. A new or changed protocol does not reach crews until the program has reviewed it, and each page shows its revision.
Does Hiero invent doses or fill gaps in a protocol?
No. Hiero calculates only from doses written in the program’s protocol and applies that protocol’s maximums. If the protocol is silent, Hiero says the program has no matching text.
What patient information does a crew enter?
Age, weight and height drive the arithmetic. Hiero is built so crews do not need to enter names or other identifiers to use it.
Which phones does it run on?
Android and iPhone, with the same program content on both.
How does a program get started?
Use the form. You can also write hello@hieroclinical.com. Tell us how your crews use your protocols today and which devices you fly with.
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