Terms of use
Last updated 5 November 2026
1. Educational use only
CrashCall is a simulation for education and training. It is not clinical advice and must not be used to make decisions about real patients. The physiology is deliberately simplified and time is compressed. Doses and pathways reflect UK and Irish guidance at the time of writing; always follow current national guidelines and your local protocols.
2. Ownership
CrashCall — including its software, physiology and ECG models, scenarios, debrief text, artwork and the selection and arrangement of its scenario library — is © 2026 Ben Moran. All rights reserved. "CrashCall" is used as a trade mark of Ben Moran.
3. What you may do
- Use the website for your own learning, teaching sessions and simulation training.
- Share links to the site or to individual scenarios.
- Quote short extracts for review or teaching with acknowledgement ("CrashCall, Ben Moran").
4. What you may not do without written permission
- Copy, adapt, translate or republish the scenarios, debriefs, code or artwork.
- Scrape, download in bulk or extract the scenario library.
- Use any part of CrashCall to build a competing product or to train machine-learning models.
- Sell access to CrashCall or include it in paid courses.
5. Third-party material
Summaries of the Association of Anaesthetists Quick Reference Handbook are paraphrased under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (© Association of Anaesthetists). Resuscitation Council UK algorithms are linked, not reproduced (© Resuscitation Council UK). Clinical images are from Wikimedia Commons under the licences shown with each image. These remain the property of their owners and are not covered by section 3 or 4.
6. Accounts and data
If you create an account, your progress and scores are stored with Google Firebase (UK/EU region) so they follow you between devices. Leaderboard entries show the name you choose. You can ask for your account to be deleted at any time.
7. No warranty
CrashCall is provided "as is", without warranty. To the extent permitted by law, the author accepts no liability for loss arising from its use.
8. Contact
For permissions or questions, contact the author via GitHub (@bcbmoran).