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Image Library

This image library provides original and curated free images for educational purposes.

O2 Encyclopedia

Everything you want to know about oxygen supply and respiratory care in this open-access, living document that includes original content from OCC and curated content from WHO, UNICEF and other O2 authorities.

O2 FAQ

Up to date, expert answers to frequently asked questions about O2 supply systems, respiratory care and pulse oximetry written by OCC & collaborators.

Resource Library

Browse our library of curated and original content on critical care, oxygen and COVID19.

COVID-19 Resources

We have compiled and created open access, peer-reviewed COVID19 content with relevance to resource-variable settings

COVID-19 Guidelines Dashboard

This resource compiles COVID19 guidelines from leading global authorities and consolidates them into a single recommendation based on concordance.

Sharing Toolkit

Use this tool to easily customize, rebrand and embed OCC features (e.g. O2 calculator, FAQs, resource libraries) into your organization's website in under a minute.

Job Aid Builder

Use the tool below to create your own customized and personally branded educational job aids on a wide range of topics.

O2 Calculator

Use this tool to estimate oxygen supply, demand, cylinder size and duration and much more at the facility or national level.

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Algoritmo de Escalada Terapéutica para la Oxigenoterapia (Pediátricos)

 

Esta ayuda visual fue creada por el Proyecto OpenCriticalCare.org con el aporte de múltiples partes interesadas y el apoyo de USAID-STAR.

Algoritmo de Escalada Terapéutica para la Oxigenoterapia (Pediátricos)
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