Posts discussing academic research, clinical studies and new evidence in the field of cardiac arrest survivorship, outcomes and care.
Surviving a cardiac arrest marks the start of a new journey. Many people feel lost after leaving hospital. They face challenges with little support. This week, the Life After Cardiac Arrest Podcast highlights a project that aims to change this. I talked with Dr Nathan Pearson about the CARESSf Project. What is the CARESSf Project? … Read more
We’re delighted to announce a new episode of the Life After Cardiac Arrest podcast, featuring Dr Uzma Sajjad, who leads the innovative RESCQ project at the Essex Cardiothoracic Centre. Shining a Light on the Forgotten Patients When we think about cardiac arrest, our focus is often on the patient and their recovery. But what about … Read more
We’re thrilled to share an important update from Dr Nathan Pearson, lead researcher of the CARESSf study. Following the rapid approval of ethics amendments, the study is now open to more survivors and co-survivors than ever before. What’s Changed? Previously, participants needed to join the study within 8 weeks of hospital discharge.Now, you can join … Read more