Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer program products for tracking of cardiac resuscitation procedures and transitions of care are disclosed. The method includes displaying on a first device one or more timers and a plurality of inputs, the plurality of inputs comprising patient health data, patient interventions, and medical events. The one or more timers, a feed of the medical events, and the patient interventions are displayed on a second device. One or more selections of the plurality of inputs are received from a user. A recommended cardiac resuscitation step is determined based on the user selections. The displaying on the second device is updated based on the one or more user selections and the recommendation. In various embodiments, a hand-off procedure may be implemented to transfer patient data, timers, event data, and/or user privileges from one healthcare professional to another.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer program products for tracking of cardiac resuscitation procedures and transitions of care are disclosed. The method includes displaying on a first device one or more timers and a plurality of inputs, the plurality of inputs comprising patient health data, patient interventions, and medical events. The one or more timers, a feed of the medical events, and the patient interventions are displayed on a second device. One or more selections of the plurality of inputs are received from a user. A recommended cardiac resuscitation step is determined based on the user selections. The displaying on the second device is updated based on the one or more user selections and the recommendation. In various embodiments, a hand-off procedure may be implemented to transfer patient data, timers, event data, and/or user privileges from one healthcare professional to another.