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Updates

Last Updated: June 15, 2026

Version 1.9
June 2026
  •  Calculation pearls: We’ve added step-by-step “How is it done?” explanations to our advanced calculators.
  • Welcome to the Institution Hub: You can now access custom pages built specifically for your institution.
  • SMC Exclusive: We finally added the highly requested NICU Discharge Summary for our SMC users!
  • Drug Reference Upgrades: Improvements to the Children’s Drugs section for faster, more reliable referencing.
  • Bugs fixed: Various UI fixes and performance tweaks under the hood.
Version 1.8
June 2026
  • Advance search for quick access
  • IOS Safari autozoom fix
Version 1.7
June 2026

– Advanced editing for editors
– NEW! UI

Version 1.6
June 2026

– New! desktop view
– Improved note taking feature
– Bug fixes

Version 1.5.5
June 2026

– Bookmark for results
– Note taking features
– Bug fixes

Version 1.5
May 2026

– Added Bookmark
– Added Saved notes sheet

Version 1.4
April 2026

– Added Approaches in Children and NICU

Version 1.3
March 2026

– Added CPR and Infusion pages in Children
– Added Quick access in Home page
– Added Growth Charts and Ballard Score in NICU

Version 1.2
February 2026

– Children dashboard with multiple features including:
– Fluid replacement
– Scoring
– Blood pressure guideline
– Drugs

– Added Drugs in NICU dashboard

Version 1.1
Jan 2026

– Improved Navigation bar and added Neonatal jaundice calculator, Electrolyte calculator with blood product calculator
– Added Blood pressure and Blood transfusion guideline in NICU

Version 1.0
December 2025

– First release
– NICU only dashboard released
– Navigation bar with Fully functional GIR calculator and Blood gas interpretation item

Questions? Contact us at info@pedotg.com

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