Step 1 of 1 — required before any drill

Your Protocol Card

Code White does not issue clinical figures, doses, dilutions or timings. It never will. Every drill runs against your own written protocols, entered here once and printed on every drill record you generate.

Read this before you continue This is a decision-rehearsal simulator, not a clinical reference and not medical advice. It does not tell you what to give, how much, or how often. If a field below is blank, that is a gap in your emergency preparedness — the drill will show it as [not recorded] and it will appear on your record.

Practitioner & premises

Practitioner name *

Required — the drill record is worthless without a name on it.

Professional registration / PIN

GMC, NMC, GDC, GPhC number, or leave blank.

Clinic / trading name *

Required.

Licence line for the record footer

Optional. Clinics and academies: what should appear as the licence holder on every printed record.

Emergency kit — where it is, not what is in it

Location of your emergency kit *

Where a colleague could find it in the dark, in ten seconds, without asking you.

Required — if you cannot write it down you cannot find it under pressure.

Do you hold hyaluronidase on site? *

Yes No Via prescriber only

Choose one.

Where is it, and who can prescribe it?

Title and version of your hyaluronidase protocol document *

The document you would actually open. Code White will refer to it by name during drills. Do not type doses here — this app does not store or display clinical figures.

Required — or tick the box below. Do not invent a document title to get past this screen.

I do not have a written vascular occlusion protocol

Where does that protocol send a patient with visual symptoms? *

UK consensus changed in 2026: a patient with sudden visual loss after filler goes to the nearest emergency department, because a substantial minority have stroke-like involvement. Open the document and check rather than recalling it.

Nearest emergency department A specialist eye unit Not sure — I have not checked

Required — or tick the box above to say you have no protocol.

Do you hold adrenaline for anaphylaxis on site? *

Yes No

Choose one.

Title and version of your anaphylaxis protocol *

Required — or tick the box below.

I do not have a written anaphylaxis protocol

Does that protocol list a corticosteroid, such as hydrocortisone, as a routine step? *

Resuscitation Council UK stopped recommending routine corticosteroids in anaphylaxis in May 2021, and moved antihistamines out of emergency treatment. A protocol written before then usually still lists both. Check the document.

No — adrenaline only Yes — routine steroid listed Not sure — I have not checked

Required — or tick the box above to say you have no protocol.

Date emergency kit contents and expiry dates were last checked *

Required.

Escalation routes

Prescriber / medical director — name *

Required.

Prescriber — number answered out of hours *

Required — or tick the box opposite.

I have no prescriber or medical director arrangement

Nearest emergency department *

Named hospital. UK consensus is that sudden visual loss after filler goes to the nearest ED without delay — not to a specialist eye unit — because a significant minority have stroke-like involvement. Note ophthalmology cover if it has it, but do not travel further for it.

Required — this is the single most time-critical line on the card.

Direct number to ring ahead to that department *

Required.

Travel time to that department from your chair *

As you have actually checked it, at your busiest time of day.

Required.

Who is your second pair of hands? *

The person you would shout for. If you work alone, write what you would actually do.

Required.

Indemnity & governance

Indemnity provider *

Required.

Policy number / 24-hour incident line *

Required.

Date your emergency protocols were last reviewed *

Required.

Do patients leave with written warning signs and a 24-hour number? *

Yes No Sometimes

Choose one.

Declaration The entries above are your own. Code White does not check, validate, endorse or supply any of them, and displays them only so that your drills rehearse your real arrangements.

I confirm these are my own protocols and arrangements, and I understand this simulator issues no clinical figures and is not a substitute for training, competency assessment or medical advice. *

You must confirm this to run a drill.

Saved in this browser only. Nothing is transmitted anywhere — this file has no server, no account and no network calls.

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Run a drill

Six scenarios. Options are re-drawn and re-ordered every run, so a drill cannot be memorised. Every completed drill produces a dated record you can print for your governance file.

There are no giveaway answers. Every option is something a competent practitioner might reasonably do, and several are genuinely defensible. You are choosing the best of them — which is the discrimination that actually happens at the chair.

Mode

Practice — feedback after each decision Assessment — silent until the debrief

Assessment mode decays faster, gives nothing away mid-drill, and is the mode to use when the record is going in your folder.

Pace

Relaxed Standard Pressured

Every decision gives you reading time before the clock starts, sized to how much text is on screen. Pace changes only what happens after that, once you are thinking rather than reading.

Scenarios

Reference

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Before you start Once the drill begins the clock runs and the status bar falls while you think. Read the decision, choose, confirm. You cannot go back.

Expect the options to be close. Each decision offers one optimal action and at least one near-miss that is defensible but incomplete, alongside choices that quietly cost you time or make things worse. None of them are absurd.

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Tap an option, then confirm. Keyboard: 1–5 to select, Enter to confirm.

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Decision by decision

Drill complete

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Required for the record

Reflection

A drill record with no reflection on it is a screenshot. This is the part an assessor, an insurer or an inspector actually reads.

What did this drill show about your readiness? *

Required for a complete record.

Actions you will take, and by when *

Required for a complete record.

Others present / observing

CPD minutes claimed for this session

Drill records

Stored in this browser only. Export the file if you change device or clear your browsing data.

Scope, limits and further reading

What this software does not do It issues no doses, dilutions, concentrations, volumes, rates or drug timings. It does not diagnose, does not recommend treatment for any real patient, and is not a clinical decision-support tool. It is a rehearsal aid for decision sequence, escalation and documentation only.

Your Protocol Card

Run a drill

Scenarios

You are running the vascular occlusion drill only

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Want this in writing?

Decision by decision

Reflection

Drill records

Scope, limits and further reading