Four tools that follow the same patient: the code clock at the door, the ward board after admission, and the trials and manual when you teach. One account — your cases and board follow you to any device you sign in on.
The code-stroke console. Door-to-needle clock, full NIHSS, lysis screen with the contraindication list, weight-based alteplase and TNK doses, a lesion localizer that knows its crossed syndromes, GUSS swallow screen, and anonymous case summaries you can copy into any record.
→Every bed on one screen, coloured by how close each patient is to going home. Workup ticked at the bedside becomes the unit's door-to-needle median, occupancy and care-bundle compliance — counted for you, printable for the morning meeting.
The landmark trials as a teaching session: what each trial asked, how it was designed, the effect sizes worth quoting on rounds — and a quiz at the end to see what stuck.
→The reference you reach for between patients: vascular anatomy with figures, the named syndromes, workup pathways and management, chapter by chapter.
Shared unit boards for the whole team, multi-user rollouts and institution-wide deployments are arranged directly with us. Write to sales@cerebropilot.com and we'll set your unit up.
→CerebroConsole is one of a growing family: CerebroEEG for neurophysiology and CerebrobanQ for board-style neurology questions — with more on the way at cerebropilot.com.