On Demand: Advancing Cardiac Arrest Resuscitation: Evidence-Based Practices and Continuous Improvement
The webinar "Advancing Cardiac Arrest Resuscitation: Evidence-Based Practices and Continuous Improvement" focuses on enhancing patient outcomes through the latest evidence-based resuscitation techniques and a continuous improvement mindset. It delves into the pathophysiology of cardiac arrest, emphasizing high-quality chest compressions, rapid defibrillation, and effective airway management. The session also reviews current research and successful strategies in both prehospital and hospital settings, including the incorporation of new technologies. Additionally, the webinar highlights collaborative efforts and real-world protocols that showcase the effectiveness of team-based approaches to resuscitation, underlining the importance of adapting to new findings and technologies to improve patient care. This event is designed for medical professionals aiming to update and enhance their cardiac arrest response strategies.
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CompletionStudents mustViewThe webinar "Advancing Cardiac Arrest Resuscitation: Evidence-Based Practices and Continuous Improvement" focuses on enhancing patient outcomes through the latest evidence-based resuscitation techniques and a continuous improvement mindset. It delves into the pathophysiology of cardiac arrest, emphasizing high-quality chest compressions, rapid defibrillation, and effective airway management. The session also reviews current research and successful strategies in both prehospital and hospital settings, including the incorporation of new technologies. Additionally, the webinar highlights collaborative efforts and real-world protocols that showcase the effectiveness of team-based approaches to resuscitation, underlining the importance of adapting to new findings and technologies to improve patient care. This event is designed for medical professionals aiming to update and enhance their cardiac arrest response strategies.
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Arthur Slutsky, MD, MASc, BAS
Professor of Medicine, Surgery and Biomedical Engineering (University of Toronto) and past Vice President (Research), St. Michael’s Hospital
J. Richard Walker III, MD, MS, FACEP
Chair, Department of Emergency Medicine, University of Tennessee Health Science Center (UTHSC)
Mark Warth, BHS, NRP
Fire Medical Program Coordinator, Colorado Springs FD
Eric Wu, MD
Emergency Medicine Physician, Denver Health -
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