CME: Physiology Directed CPR
Here is Kerry's talk on using physiology parameters obtained from invasive monitoring devices to help guide improvements in an individuals cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
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CME: Evidence for Mechanical CPR Devices
Here is Elliot’s talk on the evidence and issues with mechanical CPR devices.
ECMO for OOHCA Guideline 04/2022
SCGH guideline to assist in deciding eligibility, resuscitation and the timely application of ECMO for suitable OOHCA patients. ECMO Pre-hosptial Activation Criteria ECMO Call Process Once Initiated ECMO Cannulation Workflow ECMO Room Setup Date implemented – 04/2022 Review date –…
CME 01/09/16 – Mechanical CPR: evidence and issues
Here is Hassan’s talk on the evidence and issues behind the use of mechanical CPR. Resources: Mechanical CPR: Three CHEERS or a boo? by Robert Simpson of AmboFOAM Refractory cardiac arrest treated with mechanical CPR, hypothermia, ECMO and early reperfusion…
ECMO in Cardiac Arrest PechaKucha
As part of his 4.10 project, here is a PechaKucha done by John Iliff on “ECMO in Cardiac Arrest” that I think you may find interesting: Resources: Here is Johnny’s CME talk on ECMO in Cardiac Arrest (4/2016): ECMO (Extra-Corporeal Membrane…
CME 31/7/14 – When to stop resuscitation?
Here is Dan’s discussion on the factors that may influence when to continue or cease resuscitative efforts. Resources: Video Lectures: Weingart tackles the dogma and evidence around resuscitation algorithms brings us the concept of truely advanced life support. The ABC’s…