The Pages of TMA

TMA has a small, intentional set of pages. Here's what each one is for.

Home (/)

The landing page. Value pitch, "Start a Free Session" and "Display Patient Monitor" CTAs, feature comparison chart, instructor testimonials, and an FAQ section. Starting point for new users.

Control Vital Signs (/controller)

The instructor remote. Everything you change during a simulation lives here — rhythms, vitals, alarms, battery, display settings. This is the deep-dive page. See the Controller article for full details.

Display Monitor (/display)

The patient monitor — what students see. A clinical-grade display showing ECG trace, SpO2, EtCO2, BP, Temp, Glucose, and more. Designed to mirror a real field monitor. See the Display Monitor article for full details.

Session Management (/change-session-id)

The hub for all session and user management. Generate or enter a Session ID, share Viewer and Controller QR codes, manage the live user list, promote/demote/remove users, and end a session. Note: this page is being renamed from "Change Session ID" to "Session Management."

About (/about)

The story behind TMA — why it's free, who built it, and the mission. Includes a note from LJ, founder of MedTech. Links to the Display Monitor for anyone who wants to jump straight in.

Use Cases (/use-cases)

A community-sourced library of real classroom applications, filterable by provider level (EMR, EMT, AEMT, Paramedic, Critical Care, Nursing, Other) and environment (Individual Study, Small Group, Lecture, Skills Lab, Team Scenarios, MCI Simulation). Updated as instructors submit new entries.

Submit a Use Case (/add-use-case)

Submit your own use case to appear in the library. Helps other instructors discover new ways to use TMA.

Blog (/blog)

Educational articles and clinical content related to EMS training.

Join Early Access

An external form for instructors who want to test new features before public release and give direct product feedback. Linked from the site banner and footer.

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