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It takes a system to save a life. In partnership with the Resuscitation Academy Seattle King County. Why is this? There are answers.

Background
Survival from out-of-hospital ventricular fibrillation cardiac arrest is extremely variable throughout Europe with high survival rates of more than 50% and low survival rates with single digit percentages. Even more fundamental is the fact that only very few communities in Europe have rigorously measured and reported their survival rates. Most communities have no idea how they are performing in terms of managing sudden cardiac arrest. As proven in several communities within Europe, like Stavanger/Norway, Canton Ticino/Switzerland, Helsinki/Finland, etc. managers and directors of EMS systems can learn the steps they need to take to improve survival. The Mission
The goal of the European Resuscitation Academy is to improve survival from cardiac arrest. This will be achieved through the enrollment of EMS managers, EMS directors and EMS medical directors, in a program conducted by the European Resuscitation Academy and the local host community. Specific Goals:
- Learn how to define the cardiac arrest survival rate in the host community.
- Understand the principles of the Utstein template and how to report data.
- Develop a concrete plan of action to improve survival.
- Measure the effect of the plan of action on cardiac arrest survival.

30/03/2022

Leadership in the emergency department - Lecture by Dr. Dan Howes

Dr. Dan Howes discusses crises, decisions and leadership in the Emergency Department.For more information, see: https://emlondon.caThis video is licensed Cre...

16/03/2022

05/02/2022

Kudos to Berufsrettung Wien for their interpretation of the "Circle of Life". The video itself is in German but English subtitles are available.

In diesem Video zeigen wir Euch, wie eine professionelle Reanimation idealerweise ablaufen sollte. Wir stellen hier das "Pit-Stop-Crew" Modell im Detail vor,...

18/06/2021

Hard to watch... significant need for improvement!

It is time e.g. for FIFA, UEFA and all other sport associations to do their homework.

The video contains selected scenes available on YouTube.com from 24 cases of arrhythmic syncope or sudden cardiac arrest which occurred during sports activit...

17/06/2021

"Investigators reviewed 29 available videos from 1990-2017...the rescue process of each collapsed player was analyzed with careful attention paid to the first action performed by the first to arrive on the scene...65% showed actions to prevent tongue swallowing, which included placing the player on his side or tilting his head sideways, and forcefully opening the athlete's mouth placing the rescuer's fingers in the victim's mouth, sometimes with a visible pull at the tongue. Only 38% show chest compressions. Further, a defibrillator was brought to the scene in only two cases, and in one of those, the first shock was not delivered until 10 minutes later. Of the players presenting with cardiac arrest, 36% survived."

New research presented in HeartRhythm, suggests that the main obstacle to an appropriate bystander response during athletes' cardiac arrest could be an apparently widespread myth: that 'tongue swallowing' is a common complication of sudden loss of consciousness that must be avoided or relieved at al...

14/06/2021

The aim of is to preserve human life by making high-quality resuscitation available to all.

We are really proud of what happened yesterday: and brought back to life a young football player in front of the world.

From tomorrow, we must continue to work to ensure that what happened yesterday will no longer be an isolated event but normality all over Europe.

Good recovery to Christian Eriksen 💪

https://bit.ly/3iC0WL1

05/05/2021

Adrenaline in cardiac arrest is dead, what next?

Does adrenaline require resuscitation or is adrenaline good for resuscitation? Gavin Perkins takes us through the research and findings.

24/04/2021

"The health and economic burden of SCAs is high, predominantly underpinned by very high mortality. Annual national losses approach AUD$2 billion (USD$1.42 billion) and are comparable to productivity losses from all cancers combined. Prioritising research and state-of-the-art care for SCA patients appears economically sound."

There are 20,000 sudden cardiac arrests (SCAs) in Australia annually, with 90% case-fatality.

27/03/2021

Congratulations to Save A Life For Scotland for their great achievements!

Over the past 5 years, we have doubled survival in Scotland after Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest. Where will we be 5 years from now? Learn about our partnership and aims here: https://www.gov.scot/isbn/9781800047624

27/03/2021

European Resuscitation Council Guidelines 2021 - Systems saving lives: "Programmes such as the European Resuscitation Academy programs should be implemented to increase bystander CPR and improve survival in case of OHCA"

A big THANK YOU to all involved!
https://cprguidelines.eu

18/03/2021

Conclusions
During the COVID-19 pandemic in Switzerland mortality increased in Cantons with high-incidence of infection, whilst not in the low-incidence ones. OHCA occurrence followed an opposite trend showing how variables related to the health-system and EMS organization deeply influence OHCA occurrence during a pandemic.

Many countries reported an increase of out-of-hospital cardiac arrests (OHCAs) and mortality during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, all these data ref…

04/03/2021

Come join our discussion on Wednesday, March 10th. All are welcome and we'll be happy to make you a moderator as this is a completely open, spontaneously-formed, non-denominational, non-elitist forum. Looking forward to meeting you!

Wednesday, March 10 at 2:30pm CET with Dr Anna Bichmann, Susan Davis, Mathias Duschl, Kevin Seaman, Nathan Woltman, Thomas Werner, Dirk Oelschlaegel, Tom Bouthillet, Dan Rose.

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