An assistance apparatus for carrying out a first emergency care procedure, the assistance apparatus being configured to cooperate with a second assistance apparatus for carrying out a second emergency care procedure, the assistance apparatus comprising:
- a measuring device configured to measure at least one variable representative of the first emergency care procedure carried out and to produce at least one measured signal;
- a signal-processing device configured to determine, from the at least one measured signal, a value of at least one quality parameter of the first emergency care procedure carried out;
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- a communication device configured to receive, from the second assistance apparatus, data relating to the second emergency care procedure, the data comprising at least one item of information, a parameter, or an instruction,
- the signal-processing device further configured to process the at least one measured signal according to the received data relating to the second emergency care procedure,
- wherein the assistance apparatus is configured as a ventilation assistance apparatus, the first emergency care procedure comprising ventilation on a patient, the assistance apparatus being configured to cooperate with a ventilation mask coupled to a ventilation device for supplying respiratory gas, and wherein:
- the at least one variable representative of the first emergency care procedure comprises a variable representative of the ventilation, the variable representative of the ventilation being chosen from a set of ventilation variables comprising a flow rate of inspired gas, a flow rate of expired gas, a pressure of the inspired gas, and a pressure of the expired gas;
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- the at least one quality parameter of the first emergency care procedure comprises at least one ventilation quality parameter, the at least one ventilation quality parameter being chosen from a set of ventilation parameters comprising a ventilation frequency, a volume of inspired air, a volume of expired air, a tidal volume or effective volume, a percentage of leaks, an insufflation pressure, an end-expiratory pressure, an insufflation time, and an expiration time.