Pediatria LEKI
A training app for fast drug dose calculations in paediatric medical simulation scenarios.
What it is for
Pediatria LEKI was created for paediatric emergency care courses and simulation sessions. It lets participants and instructors calculate drug doses, infusion rates and equipment sizes for the child or newborn in a scenario within seconds, so they can focus on management during the exercise and on reviewing the results afterwards.
Enter the case data and the app shows the calculated doses, equipment sizes and reference values to compare with the decisions made during the simulation.
How it works
- Case data – weight entered manually, estimated from age or read from body length on a Broselow tape. A separate newborn mode with weight in grams, gestational age and age in days.
- Quick drug doses – tiles with calculated doses grouped into tabs (CPR, pain, breathing, other), an RSI panel with intubation drugs, and details of each drug with dosing regimens and sources. The app warns when a drug is not intended for the given age or when data needed for the calculation is missing.
- Vital signs – age-specific normal ranges and, for newborns, HR, RR, SBP and MAP centiles.
- Airway and resuscitation – tube size and insertion depth, defibrillation energy, CPR ratios and initial ventilator settings after ROSC.
- Calculators – infusion pump (concentration and rate in ml/h) and “Recalculate dose” for any drug.
- Custom drug catalogue – instructors can add their own drugs and categories, pin them to quick doses and move the catalogue to another device using a backup file.
- Methodology, formulas and sources – how the calculations are made and where the data comes from (incl. SmPC, ERC, UK-WHO), useful when debriefing a scenario.
Privacy and offline use
The app runs entirely on the device: no account, no internet, no ads or analytics. Case data is neither saved nor sent anywhere. Use only fictional data in exercises. Details: Pediatria LEKI privacy policy.
Who it is for
Participants and instructors of paediatric courses, students and medical staff practising simulation scenarios. The app is not intended for children.
Availability
Android app (coming soon to Google Play) and a version that runs in the browser. Languages: Polish, English, German, Spanish, French and Ukrainian.