BiliStop is the most evidence-based, up-to-date medical decision aid for providers on the best timing to STOP phototherapy in babies with jaundice. After a quick check list, and typing in a few values readily available to any provider taking care of newborns, BiliStop gives you an instant estimate of the risk of re-admission if you are to stop phototherapy now.
BiliStop uses the algorithm derived from a large 2017 study “A Clinical Prediction Rule for Rebound Hyperbilirubinemia Following Inpatient Phototherapy”, published in Pediatrics by Chang, et al. The app itself was then studied in in a Mayo Clinic IRB approved clinical research, tested among providers who care for newborns, proving that BiliStop helps providers achieve more accurate answers than not using BiliStop, with a high end-user satisfaction.
Without collecting or storing any personal information, BiliStop not only can help you make better decisions on when to stop phototherapy, but also can save a lot of precious time for you. In just a few seconds, BiliStop can help you make life-saving decisions, no matter how experienced/inexperienced of a provider you are!
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BiliStop is intended for use by neonatologists, pediatricians, family medicine providers, neonatal nurse practitioners, medical residents, and medical students and other providers who treat newborn infants in the hospital and in outpatient settings. BiliStop should be used only as a reference aid and educational tool. The information required to put in this app are values commonly used in medical practice, and the result generated should not be used as a substitute for the clinician's clinical judgment. Please contact the developers if errors are found.
The developers shall not be held liable for any damages resulting from the use of this app. The developers reserve the rights to modify or discontinue BiliStop without notice.
BiliStop uses the algorithm derived from a large 2017 study “A Clinical Prediction Rule for Rebound Hyperbilirubinemia Following Inpatient Phototherapy”, published in Pediatrics by Chang, et al. The app itself was then studied in in a Mayo Clinic IRB approved clinical research, tested among providers who care for newborns, proving that BiliStop helps providers achieve more accurate answers than not using BiliStop, with a high end-user satisfaction.
Without collecting or storing any personal information, BiliStop not only can help you make better decisions on when to stop phototherapy, but also can save a lot of precious time for you. In just a few seconds, BiliStop can help you make life-saving decisions, no matter how experienced/inexperienced of a provider you are!
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BiliStop is intended for use by neonatologists, pediatricians, family medicine providers, neonatal nurse practitioners, medical residents, and medical students and other providers who treat newborn infants in the hospital and in outpatient settings. BiliStop should be used only as a reference aid and educational tool. The information required to put in this app are values commonly used in medical practice, and the result generated should not be used as a substitute for the clinician's clinical judgment. Please contact the developers if errors are found.
The developers shall not be held liable for any damages resulting from the use of this app. The developers reserve the rights to modify or discontinue BiliStop without notice.
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