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We created this website on 3/18/2020 to organize information about the noninvasive ventilation (NIV) via helmet. About us We created this website on 3/18/2020, at the peak of the pandemic uncertainty, to curate and share high-quality clinical and practical information for the global medical community about non-invasive ventilation (NIV) via helmet and to help healthcare professionals learn the benefits of this device for treating patients with COVID-19, a disease caused by a respiratory virus that can result in severe illness and respiratory distress in some people. Using a helmet-based ventilator can save lives. For countries lacking enough traditional ventilators because of increased hospitalizations from severe cases of COVID-19, noninvasive ventilation (NIV) via helmet offers a viable solution. A three-year trial study at the University of Chicago, that our founder Aurika was directly involved with, found ventilation via helmet is superior for these reasons: Results in faster recovery time, shortening an ICU stay Reduces the need to intubate Lowers ICU mortality Results in minimum or no sedation Provides a cost-saving (speedier recovery, less invasive treatment, and a lower-cost device) Since then, our initiative received numerous awards and recognitions and has become a leading global depository of know-how and expertise in non-invasive helmet-based ventilation methods for patients with respiratory distress. We are in particular happy to share that in September 2022, the World Health Organization (WHO) Clinical Care for Severe Acute Respiratory Infection Toolkit included helmet-based therapies, providing valuable information for clinicians who wish to use helmets to treat patients. Our proprietary helmet-based ventilation training course is now available for free to help clinicians around the world to use helmets safely and effectively. How YOU CAN HELP: ALERT relevant experts and decision-makers about this info source – SHARE a link to our web www.helmetbasedventilation.com SUBMIT INFO & contact/capacity/shortage/resource DATA (non-invasive ventilation related ONLY) on worldwide Clinicians, ICU staff, and hospital leaders existing manufacturers, their capacities & needs for supplies or funding to expand output potential pivoting manufacturers, their capacities & needs for expertise, supplies, or funding to create new capacity public, private, and charity funding sources for hospitals and helmet suppliers hospital demand any other relevant ideas and suggestions Aurika Savickaite Aurika Savickaite, RN, MSN, was involved in the successful testing of the helmet ventilator in the ICU at the University of Chicago during a three-year trial study . While in pursuit of a Master of Science in Nursing – Acute Care Nurse Practitioner degree at Rush University College of Nursing (2014), she wrote her capstone paper, Noninvasive Positive Pressure Ventilation (NIPPV) for Treatment of Acute Respiratory Failure in Immunocompromised Patient, based on her experience with ventilation via the helmet. Savickaite has worked as a registered nurse and patient care manager at the University of Chicago Medical Center, Medical Intensive Care Unit, and as a staff nurse at Vilnius University Hospital, Santariskiu Clinic, in the intensive care unit. She earned a Bachelor of Rehabilitation and Nursing at Vilnius University Faculty of Medicine in 2001. Aurika Savickaite has been committed to community service for many years. Currently, she is a member of the Chicagoland Lithuanians Rotary Club. Aurika Savickaite Advisor - Dr. John P. Kress, MD John P. Kress, MD , specializes in all areas of pulmonary and critical care medicine. He has a particular interest in respiratory failure and shock. He also serves as director of the Pulmonary and Critical Care Procedure Service, specializing in a variety of invasive medical procedures. Dr. Kress sees patients in the outpatient pulmonary medicine clinic. Dr. Kress' research has focused on sedation for critically ill patients with respiratory failure, and early intervention in patients with respiratory failure to reduce functional decline after discharge from the ICU. Dr. John P. Kress, MD 2016 video demonstration of how a helmet interface for noninvasive ventilation is assembled and applied to the patient Team David Lukauskas David Lukauskas is an entrepreneur and a biohacker. David has been involved in marketing and advertising for businesses to reach online and in-person customers for nearly 20 years as a business owner and founder. His business savvy helped to turn a random dinner conversation into a full-fledged global initiative and reach out to clinicians, engineers, and non-invasive helmet-based ventilation device manufacturers in different countries around the world. Additionally, he is Managing Director of Chicago-based Barrier HQ Inc., that supplies temporally construction fence , crowd control barriers, and safety products across the country and abroad. To meet the extreme energy demands of being an entrepreneur, Lukauskas practices biohacking to perform at a high level and maximize human performance. David Lukauskas Viktorija Trimbel Viktorija Trimbel is a professional board member and strategic advisor with 25+ years of outstanding track record in strategy, corporate governance, finance, structuring, leading and executing highly complex M&A and investment projects & transactions, design & digitalization of business processes for local and international clients as well as the public sector. Her current professional and research interests focus on platform/network governance, the convergence of power of the flux networks, and collective intelligence for fast and future-proof strategic decision-making. Viktorija Trimbel has been dedicated to community service and empowerment for many years. She has been mentoring startup companies and entrepreneurs for over 15 years and was listed among Top-100 Women in Tech in Europe 2012. Additionally, she became the first-ever woman Governor of Rotary International in Lithuania in 2020-2021 and a Member of the global Membership Growth Committee in 2020-2023. She became the Paul Harris Fellow (PHF) in 2015 and received the National Rotary Award in 2019. Viktorija Trimbel Awards & recognitions Helmet-based Ventilation has become the finalist of the Global Awards 2020, organized by the WomenTech Network, in the category "Women-led Startup in Tech of the Year" as well as the Global Lithuanian Awards 2020 under the auspices of the President of Lithuania, in the category "For Global Experience Against Pandemic Challenges". The initiative was featured in many top media outlets and presented at different business conferences and medical industry podcasts. It was also featured on the main website of Rotary International, showcasing various initiatives around the world (full text available online: https://www.rotary.org/en/hacking-solution-covid-19-pandemic) How this project started It all began the evening of March 17, 2020, while Aurika Savickaite and her husband, David Lukauskas, sat around the kitchen table in Chicago. They, like many others throughout the country, weren’t discussing St. Patrick’s Day festivities or the weather – the topic was the COVID-19 virus. Aurika recalled the 3-year trial study and the successful testing of the helmet-based ventilation when she worked at the ICU at the University of Chicago Hospital. Aurika shared this was only a study -- but while helmets were currently being used in Europe to treat COVID-19 affected patients, they were not being used in the United States, where cases of COVID-19 were increasing . The statement caught David by surprise. “What did you just say?” he asked Aurika. That simple question sparked an into-the-night conversation as the couple discussed the potentially deadly outcomes should there not be enough beds in intensive care units or enough ventilators for the patients hospitalized with the COVID-19 virus. The domain HelmetBasedVentilation.com was registered that night. The next day, David was telling his sister, Viktorija Trimbel, about this project. Before David could finish his explanation, Viktorija offered her help and joined the team. Just one day later, the website was launched, it's being updated 24/7, connecting decision-makers and publishing content for medical professionals. Supporters Blue Oceans PR Communications Partner “Blue Oceans PR” is a boutique digital PR agency with a strong focus on reaching top global media and creating a buzz. Being truthful to the original Blue Oceans Strategy, it always looks to find unique brand communication angles while securing relevant publicity for each client. The agency specializes in B2B, Tech, Fintech, SME and complex subject matter public relations, executes national and regional brand communication and offers quality content planning and creation services employing most relevant digital solutions. For more information, visit www.blueoceanspr.com Disclaimer All research and clinical material published on this website is for informational purposes only. Readers are encouraged to confirm the information contained herein with other sources. Patients and consumers should review the information carefully with their professional health care provider. The information is not intended to replace medical advice offered by physicians. Aurika Savickaite will not be liable for any direct, indirect, consequential, special, exemplary, or other damages arising therefrom. We share tips and ideas from those using helmets, but these may be off-label and untested ideas and should not be construed as medical advice, FDA approved modifications or proven safe or effective. Please consider these with caution.

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Our goal is to provide useful information to clinicians about helmet use for noninvasive ventilation in patients who have respiratory distress as a complication of the COVID-19 virus. Research Infographics Medical Guidelines Helmet-based Ventilation Online Course is Now Live! Learn More Helmet-based positive pressure ventilation is a valuable solution for treating COVID-19 and other respiratory distress Our goal is to provide practical high-quality information to clinicians about helmet use for noninvasive ventilation in patients who have respiratory distress as a complication of the COVID-19 virus. Helmet-based positive pressure ventilation saves lives, shortens ICU stays for patients who need mechanical ventilation and can be used on step-down units. In addition, it can be used for other patients who have different causes of respiratory distress. Latest Articles Funding for Helmet-Based Ventilation Helps Clinicians Save Lives Infographic | Types of Noninvasive Positive Pressure Ventilation via Helmet Interface Helmets Provide Practical and Innovative Solutions for Patients and Medical Staff WHO Recommends Helmet Use for Non-Invasive Ventilation in New Guidelines! Helmet-Based Ventilation on "Exhale with Vitalograph" Podcast Helmets Used to Reduce Clinicians Workload and improve NIV Is CPAP Therapy the Best for COVID Patients: What do We Know? DIMAR Helmets Support Varied Use for COVID and Non-COVID Patients Helmet Manufacturer Harol - NIV Experts for over 40 Years Solutions to Medical Challenges - "Sometimes the Simplest Things Can Have the Greatest Impact" New Application of Artificial Intelligence for Mechanical Ventilation Brazil - "Elmo" Helmet Saves Lives at the Peak of COVID Helmet-Based Ventilation Webinar with Experts Monitoring Device for Helmet CPAP - FDA EUA Approved Helmet NIV Success: Combining Knowledge and Experience Bioengineers Developed Open-Source NIV Helmet Design Hands-On Review - Harol Hoods from Italy Webinar - NIV Respiratory Assist Helmets Evaluated by Emergency Care Research Institute (ECRI) OxyJet CPAP - Simple Design and Low-Cost System for Non-Invasive Ventilation Oxygen Hoods Reduced the Need for Intubation in COVID-19 Patients Hands-On Review - Haven Hoods from Phoenix Medical Systems, India StarMed - Decades of Experience in Creating Optimal Helmet Design for Non-Invasive Ventilation Hands-On Review - NIV StarMed CaStar R Hood from Intersurgical Ltd New Hampshire Company Focuses on Helmet Accessories to Further Success of NIV Treatment Oxygen Tent Designed From the Heart by Laser Company "Subsalve" Oxygen Treatment Hood Gains FDA Emergency Use Authorization Hands-On Review - VYATIL Oxygen Tent from The LMD Power of Light Respiratory Therapist Offers Tips on how to Adopt and Implement Helmet NIV "The Technology to Save Lives, and That’s What We’re All About" Sea-Long Helmet Success Story Infographic | Comparison of Helmet NIV, Face Mask and Invasive Mechanical Ventilation A Portable, Low-Cost CPAP/BiPAP and NIV Helmet setup developed by Dr. Khan for COVID-19 patients "Subsalve" Helmet Non-Invasive Ventilation Set-up with safety features Bubble Helmets made in Paraguay bring down the fear in the medical community during COVID-19 Webinar - Saving Lives Through Non-Invasive Ventilation via a Helmet Protocols and Guidelines about Helmet Ventilation (NIV) One Innovator and Big Mission to Save Lives Hands-On Review - NIV Oxygen Treatment Hood (Helmet) from Amron International California-based Amron International finds success in modified oxygen hood design for NIV Hands-On Review - NIV Positive Pressure Helmet from NASA, Virgin Galactic & The Spaceship Company Canada getting on board with helmet-based ventilation as worldwide efforts continue to combat COVID NIV Helmet training video guidelines & FAQ by Dr. Bhakti Patel & Helmets for Humanity Project Hands-On Review - Non-invasive Ventilator Helmet from the EXTOL Inc. Hands-On Review - "COVID NIV Helmet" from the Sea-Long Medical Systems Under-Developed Nations Under Fire as COVID-19 Spreads Hands-On Review of 5 NIV "Bubble" Helmets made by Amron, SUBSALVE, Sea-Long, Extol & NASA AmbiFi brings just-in-time digital training and support to physicians and clinicians during pandemic Dr. Yuri Gelland is sharing his simple, inexpensive, and effective "bubble helmet" design idea Helmet Setup for Noninvasive Ventilation for COVID-19 (NIV Hood) “Mercedes” is making a facemask - “Tesla” should make a bubble helmet Hands-On Review of an NIV Helmet "Oxygen Hood" from the SUBSALVE USA

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We are developing a non-invasive ventilator solution and need to get data on who would be willing to work with this device, and how many they might want. Identify potential demand to be included on the distribution list for a non-invasive ventilation system for COVID-19 patients, when available Dear Colleagues, We are developing a non-invasive ventilator solution and need to get data on who would be willing to work with this device, and how many they might want. We are trying to scope the demand so we can build the supply chain for required parts. The design is based on the work of Patel et al.'s 2016 JAMA article showing the efficacy with ARDS patients . It is built around a pressurized soft transparent helmet, providing virus-free conditions for workers, and being without a mask or intubation, as required for long-term patient support. It can be implemented in hospitals either with ventilator/BiPAP, or directly from the hospital O2 supply. I f you in a position to order medical equipment, or prescribe equipment use, please take this 5-minute survey, where you will identify demand, and may provide contact information as the production and training materials become available: Survey Link >>> https://oregonstate.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cRSSLtmDCAGW26p We hope to ramp up production from the current 50-units per day to 1,000 units per day over the next month, and continue up from there according to demand. Thank you for your responses, and please forward this to others who you think would like to be part of this program. We will provide updates to those who provide their contact information in the survey. All survey responses are held confidentially, and the email list will not be shared. John Selker , project PI Oregon State University John.Selker@OregonState.edu More Surveys Do you have first-hand knowledge of using a helmet for noninvasive lung ventilation? Please help by answering these 4 questions through: the survey link below or by recording a brief audio/video on your smartphone and email to us at helmetventilator@gmail.com . Our team will transcribe. Thank you for your precious time. Share your key 4 learnings at the ICU frontline: Do you use a helmet connected to airflow only (150-200 L/min), no ventilator or other breathing machines? If yes, would you recommend it? What are the positive effects of noninvasive ventilation via helmet for COVID-19 patients in your hospital? Does helmet use help you to save/open ICU beds for sickest COVID-19 patients? Can you say that a helmet use helps to minimize the spread of the COVID-19 virus due to filters in the system? Survey Link >>> https://mttd.wufoo.com/forms/pv1ekoz1o21wu6/ This survey is being conducted by Aurika Savickaite, RN, MSN, who managed patients with noninvasive mechanical ventilation via helmet and worked closely with the research team at the University of Chicago Hospital. The aim is to collect and consolidate in a single place the newest field-based information from the clinicians, who are or were managing respiratory distress in COVID-19 patients through the use of a helmet for noninvasive lung ventilation. Survey Link >>> https://mttd.wufoo.com/forms/pv1ekoz1o21wu6/

We want to send 250 helmets to Lithuania. The initial plan is to give 50 helmets to each of 5 COVID dedicated hospitals, it will be adjusted depending on the needs. 250 Helmets for Lithuania Update: the helmets were delivered in Vilnius on Thursday 5/14/2020 The helmets were paid for by Laisves TV , a huge thank you! More about this project from Lietuvos Rytas Please email us your feedback and stories! How this project started 4/21/2020 Chicago This is a draft, will be updated soon. 4 PM CST 4/22/2020 We want to send 250 helmets to Lithuania. The initial plan is to give 50 helmets to each of 5 COVID dedicated hospitals, it will be adjusted depending on the needs. Cost is $125 x 250 = $31,250 + shipping from RI ($4,500 Fedex, will probably get a better shipping quote soon). Link Helmet We want to place the order on Wednesday 4/22 because they may not have enough helmets soon. This manufacturer is expected to get FDA approval any minute. When they do US hospitals will buy all inventory. This order is reserved should be able to ship out within 3-5 days. We do not make any profit on this or any other activity related to this project! If we end up getting more donations we will use to send more helmets or will forward to another very related charitable cause. Now we need to get the funds. You can send funds via: Paypal: https://www.paypal.me/HelmetVentilation For large amounts, we can give you US bank ACH details. Lituanica International Rotary Club info https://www.rotarylituanica.com/support Checks - since this is urgent and we are extremely busy we would prefer not to deal with it Go fund me and other formats are coming soon If you know funding sources in Lithuania, please connect with Viktorija Trimbel. Funding received so far: $3,000 Rotary Lithuanian on 4/22/2020 Next steps Until we create a separate mailing list, signup here to "All updates" and add "Helmets for Lithuania" in the "More details" field. We need a short video from a doctor from Lithuania, who has used or is using helmets ASAP! FAQ How to contact you? Email is the best, see contact us page. Do they also need masks, ventilators and other supplies? Yes, they do, but we want to stick to only helping with NIV helmets, this is what we know best.

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