Clinician-built ICU decision support tools — feedback welcome

[DrAmir0078]

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Hi SDN Anesthesiologists,

I’m an anesthesiologist and critical care physician working in Iraq as you know.

Over the past 3 months, I’ve been building a clinician-designed decision-support platform to reduce calculation load in ICU and perioperative practice.
It integrates tools for ABG interpretation, IV infusions, antimicrobials, ICU nutrition, CRRT, and fluid/transfusion management.

I recently - yesterday, presented the project at a national anesthesia conference, and the platform is now publicly accessible.
I’d genuinely appreciate feedback from this community — especially regarding usability, workflow, and real-world applicability.

www.enki-clinical.com

Thanks in advance for any thoughts or suggestions.

 

[painquestions8989]

Any way to try it out without having to submit all the personal info?

 

[PpfSuxTube]

Yes I wont be entering personal details to try this.
Who is it aimed for? residents or juniors?
If a staff icu man needs help analyzing abg results there is a problem.

 

[DrAmir0078]

Yes I wont be entering personal details to try this.
Who is it aimed for? residents or juniors?
If a staff icu man needs help analyzing abg results there is a problem.

I understand the concern about entering personal data — that’s completely fair.
The request form is mainly there to:
• prevent automated/spam access
• keep distribution controlled while the platform is still evolving
[COLOR=rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.6)]• and ensure users have reviewed the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy[/COLOR]
No sensitive clinical data is collected, and users are free to use minimal or placeholder information if they prefer.
Regarding the purpose — this is not meant to replace clinical knowledge.
It’s designed as a bedside support tool for:
• trainees who are still building speed and structure
• clinicians who want quick verification in high-pressure situations
• and environments where access to structured tools is limited
Even experienced physicians double-check calculations and structured protocols — especially under time pressure.
The goal is not dependency.
The goal is reducing friction at the bedside.
Happy to hear any feedback if you decide to take a look.

 

[DrAmir0078]

Any way to try it out without having to submit all the personal info?

That’s a fair question. At the moment, access is gated mainly to prevent automated or spam access and to keep distribution controlled while the platform is still evolving.
No sensitive clinical data is collected, and the form can be kept minimal — it’s only used to issue access codes, not for marketing or external sharing.
I’m also working on a limited open demo mode so users can explore the platform without any form in the future.

 

[DrAmir0078]

The Enki suite is now publicly accessible at:
🔗 ENKI-CLINICAL SUITE | OR · ICU Clinical Decision Suite


For registration, you only need to enter a name and a phone number — these are stored locally on your own device and used solely for PIN recovery if you forget it. You can enter any name and any number you'll remember. No personal data leaves your device, no accounts are created, nothing is verified at that stage.

Once you're in, each app has a built-in trial period so you can explore fully before deciding:
• AVBG Calculator — 3-day trial
• ICU IV Infusion, AIE™, INE™, CRRT Engine, FTE™ — 7 days each

The only step that requires a real email is activating the trial itself — the system sends a one-time OTP to that address. This isn't about collecting your information or gatekeeping access; it's simply to keep the trial distribution manageable and prevent automated abuse of the system while the platform is still growing. One email, one OTP, and you're in for the full trial period.

No marketing emails, no sharing, no follow-ups unless you reach out. The Privacy Policy is now embedded directly inside the suite if you'd like to review it before registering.

Happy to answer any questions — and genuinely looking forward to hearing what you think of it at the bedside.