SotairIQ^TM
Training Solution

Master Flow, Master Manual Ventilation

The Problem

Manual Ventilation Errors Are Common:

Too much or too little volume or rate
Abnormal alveolar ventilation
Excessive pressure

The Consequences of Improper Ventilation

Reduced neurologically intact survival in cardiac arrest¹, opioid overdose², and traumatic brain injury³

References

Idris AH. Aramendi Ecenarro E. Leroux B. et al. Bag -Valve-Mask Ventilation and Survival From Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest: A Multicenter Study. Circulation. 2023:148(23):1847-1856. DOI: 10.1161/circulationaha. 123.065561.
Grunau BE. Lee M. Buxton J. et al. The Association Between Bystander-Performed Chest Compression Strategy and Neurological Outcomes for Opioid-Associated and Undifferentiated Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest. AHA Scientific Sessions and Resuscitation Science Symposium. Chicago. IL: Circulation; 2024: Abstract LBOr04.
Spaite DW. Bobrow BJ. Keim SM. et al. Association of Statewide Implementation of the Prehospital Traumatic Brain Injury Treatment Guidelines With Patient Survival Following Traumatic Brain Injury: The Excellence in Prehospital Injury Care (EPIC) Study. JAMA Surgery. 2019:154(7 ):el 91152-el91152.
Gaither JB. Spaite DW. Bobrow BJ. et al. EMS Treatment Guidelines in Major Traumatic Brain Injury With Positive Pressure Ventilation. JAMA Surg. 2024:159(4): 363-372. DOI: 10.1001/jamasurg. 2023.7155.
SafeBVM. Ventilation in Crisis Scenarios: Mass Casualties, Natural Disasters, Austere Environments. Live workshop poll results presented during a virtual session on the EMS World platform; October 31, 2024.
Berge NS, Smith J, Voinea A. A mixed methods study on the effectiveness and usability of real-time ventilation feedback devices in EMS. Poster presented at: National Association of EMS Educators (NAEMSE) Annual Conference; 2025; Orlando, FL

SotairIQ Training Solution

Master Flow, Master Manual Ventilation

Supports 2025 American Heart Association Recommended Learning Models⁵

Real-time feedback
Spaced learning
Booster sessions
Gamified training

99%

Of providers have never seen their own ventilation performance. Flow rate, inspiratory time, and pressure remain unmeasured⁴

Real-Time Waveform Visualization & Feedback

Never before seen ventilation parameters in training for a deeper understanding of ventilation

Build Confidence

Master Sotair and Discover your refined Ventilation Technique

Build Muscle Memory & Sotair Proficiency

Through coaching and gamified training

Very Affordable Price Point

Very Affordable compared to other solutions

What is SotairIQ?

A research-backed, guideline-driven comprehensive training platform that transforms manual ventilation into measurable performance.

Real-time feedback on volume, rate, inspiratory time, flow, pressure
Tracks & records objective performance data
Reinforces proper squeeze mechanics

Learn Your Squeeze

How much: volume (mL)
When: rate (bpm)
How long: inspiratory time (s)
How hard: flow / pressure (L/Min, cmH₂O)

Why SotairIQ?

For Educators

Objective metrics for CQI & debriefs
Identify gaps and track progress
A powerful tool to demonstrate ventilation dynamics across disease states and clinical application

For Providers

Build confidence and muscle memory through guided, gamified learning with leaderboards.
Train independently with actionable performance insights
Learn how to squeeze the bag – build neuroprotective ventilation skills that help improve outcomes

For Systems

Ensure provider competence through standardized training
Evaluate equipment
Deliver affordable, system-wide ventilation training

Supports 2025 AHA-Recommended Learning Models⁵

Real-time feedback
Spaced learning
Booster sessions
Gamified training

Proven Results

Poor ventilation technique is a leading cause of preventable harm during resuscitation
SotairIQ helps shift breaths into the safe zone
Early Adopters Report:
- Greater confidence and faster skill mastery
- Measurable improvement in ventilation performance⁶
- Instant correction of improper technique
- Clearer understanding of how ventilation parameters interact across disease states

Testimonial

I want my providers to see, not just believe, that they’re delivering high-quality care. SotairIQ provides that visibility during training—real-time proof that our crews are ventilating effectively and consistently, with measurable improvement and greater confidence.

Kevin JolesDivision Chief of EMS Olathe FD, KS