Posts discussing academic research, clinical studies and new evidence in the field of cardiac arrest survivorship, outcomes and care.
Are you a Chain of Survival participant? By that, I mean have you been party to a cardiac arrest resuscitation attempt? i.e. raised the alarm, performed CPR, used an AED or even just witnessed the event? A poll in our sister support group – Chain of Survival UK shows that professional support is very limited … Read more
Being a survivor is a privilege, for the most part of human history, people like us have not previously existed. It was not until later part of the 20th century that science and medicine came together to be able to start saving cardiac arrest sufferers in substantial numbers. In the late 1980’s a consensus for … Read more
Our friends Dr Tom Keeble and Dr Marco Mion of the Cardiac Arrest Recovery (CARE) team would love it if you could assist in the continuation of the survey that was started at our #Not Alone conference last year. This is an important study and completing it can help further the drive to improve cardiac … Read more