ResusRight develops the Juno Training Monitor, a device that connects to manual resuscitation equipment to provide real-time, objective feedback on mask technique, volume delivery, and ventilatory rate during neonatal resuscitation training. This technology addresses the lack of objective assessment in training, enabling clinicians to practice independently and improve their skills, ultimately reducing neonatal mortality rates associated with ineffective resuscitation techniques.
Funding
$1M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Problem
Current neonatal resuscitation training relies on subjective assessments, limiting clinicians' ability to independently practice and refine their skills. This lack of objective feedback can lead to ineffective resuscitation techniques and contribute to preventable neonatal deaths.
Solution
The Juno Training Monitor is a device that connects to manual resuscitation equipment, providing real-time, objective feedback on mask seal, volume delivery, and ventilation rate during neonatal resuscitation training. By offering detailed insights into resuscitation techniques, the Juno enables educators to provide targeted feedback and empowers clinicians to independently refresh their skills. The Juno facilitates remote training and helps ensure clinicians are learning and reinforcing correct techniques, ultimately improving resuscitation effectiveness.
Target Audience
The primary users are neonatal clinicians, educators, and hospitals involved in neonatal resuscitation training.
Features
- Real-time feedback on mask seal, volume delivery, and ventilation rate
- Compatibility with existing manual resuscitation equipment
- Facilitates remote training without the need for an educator
- Objective assessment of resuscitation technique
- Data logging for performance tracking and improvement