Science of the day, protocol changes, medicines, care, and what is new in Trévor and Coach Drépano.
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What's new in TrévorNew
Care and emergency card: PDF, wallet-size cut-out and Google Wallet
Trévor's care and emergency card now comes as a print-ready PDF (an A4 page for the file and a wallet format on the back), as a double-sided image to cut out and laminate like an insurance card, and it adds to Google Wallet to stay on the phone, even offline. Each version carries an emergency-access QR code that opens the record, in French and English.
18.09.2026 · Trévor
What's new in TrévorNew
DrépaNews comes to Trévor and coachdrepa.no
A worldwide sickle cell watch, updated every day: science of the day, protocol changes, medicines, care, and what is new in Trévor and Coach Drépano. In the bot: More, then DrépaNews, or the /news command.
17.09.2026 · Trévor
What's new in TrévorNew
Emergency care card: readable in ten seconds by a clinician
Precautions (allergies, contraindications, venous access, home oxygen) placed right under the banner, FR and EN keyword summaries, care-team recommendations in both languages, Coach Drépano, HUG, CHUV and Association Suisse Drépano logos. Command /carte.
17.09.2026 · Trévor
What's new in TrévorNew
Trévor test programme: the test agreement unlocks full access
Everyone reads the information sheet in the chat, section by section, then signs the test agreement. The daily check takes ten seconds to one minute, watches and rings connect by brand with a guide, and a human coaching session is booked by e-mail from the bot or the website.
16.09.2026 · Trévor
Coach DrépanoNew
Coach Drépano coaching sessions: free in the study, ASD member rate
A one-to-one coaching session with an expert patient can be booked on coachdrepa.no: free for people enrolled in the study, reduced rate for Association Suisse Drépano members, full hourly rate otherwise. The TREVOR-PILOTE pilot study waiting list remains open.
Oxygen in the emergency department: only when saturation drops
US guidelines (NHLBI expert panel report, 2014) reserve oxygen for crises with SpO₂ below 95% or below the person's usual value; routine oxygen during an uncomplicated painful crisis has no demonstrated benefit. Your usual value is on your care card: show it on arrival.