Atrium Protocols 14.4

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πŸš‘ First-time setup

Each authorized provider loads their own approved Atrium manual. No protocol PDF is included with this app.

1. Load your PDF using the file selector above.
2. If permitted by agency policy, tap Save my loaded PDF offline below.
3. While online, wait for viewer assets to be cached, then test Airplane Mode.
4. On a future visit, use Open saved PDF to restore your manual.

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πŸ“΄ Offline access β€” device storage

After the first online visit, the app attempts to cache its PDF viewer. Save your own authorized manual on this device to reopen it offline. Safari may clear stored data; verify airplane-mode operation before relying on it.

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The saved manual is stored in this browser's local IndexedDB, not sent to our server. Anyone with access to this device/browser may be able to access it. Use only if your agency permits local storage.

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Cardiac Quick View: Source-linked reference, not a condensed treatment algorithm. The clinical pathway, doses, contraindications and scope permissions must be checked in the original page.

Version 12.0 manual-index category navigation; not approved for patient care. Protocol titles and PDF page numbers are indexed from the supplied 2026 edition. No provider-level authorization or treatment instructions are inferred from the index. Verify the edition and page before use. PDF.js is loaded from a public CDN; the PDF itself is not sent to that CDN by this app. The page renderer requires an internet connection when first loading.