RQI Programs

RQI Partners delivers the only data-driven and evidence-based CPR training programs in the world proven to improve CPR quality.

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RQI Programs

RQI Partners delivers the only data-driven and evidence-based CPR training programs in the world proven to improve CPR quality.

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RQI Partners, a partnership between the American Heart Association and Laerdal Medical, is dedicated to improving survival from cardiac arrest by bringing new solutions to resuscitation education and quality improvement.Our science-based learning experience allows healthcare providers to learn anytime, anywhere, increasing time spent with patients instead of in a classroom.

Knowledge

Knowledge

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Skills

Skills

Knowledge

Analytics

Knowledge

Verified Competence

Skills

Clinical Data

Knowledge

Impact

Knowledge

Knowledge

Skills

Skills

Knowledge

Analytics

Knowledge

Verified Competence

Skills

Clinical Data

Knowledge

Impact

RQI Healthcare Provider

ACLS & PALS

Maintain AHA CPR credentials As part of the AHA digital resuscitation.

Responder

Responder was created to increase survival, it empowers the learner.

Program 3

Responder was created to increase survival.

HeartCode

BLS

for healthcare professionals trains participants to promptly recognize several life-threatening emergencies, give high-quality CPR, deliver appropriate ventilations and provide early use of an AED.

PALS

uses a series of videos and simulated pediatric emergencies to reinforce the important concepts of a systematic approach to pediatric assessment, basic life support, PALS treatment algorithms, effective resuscitation, and team dynamics.

Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP)

RQI for NRP

A new quality improvement program utilizing self-directed learning in a low-dose, high-frequency model.

RQI for NRP

A new quality improvement program utilizing self-directed learning in a low-dose, high-frequency model.

RQI Analytics

Understand. Focus. Improve.

RQI Analytics examines education performance data from participants and presents aggregate results in an intuitive, easy-to-digest fashion. RQI Analytics are designed to help you understand the current state of your RQI program and to use data to focus on trends and areas for improvement. Analytics for RQI allows you to gain valuable performance insight to further optimize training efforts, enhance your continuous quality improvement measures, and ultimately help save more lives.

Why Quarterly Education Matters

Our programs replace highly variable instructor-led training with consistent on-demand content that is adaptable to the Individual learner. Our solution includes objective, real time visual and audio feedback, reinforced by regular practice intervals to ensure knowledge retention.

The Learner Journey Diagram. Extended description below chart.

Our curriculum cycle is broken into quarterly sessions consisting of eLearning Cognitive Assessment Activities, core skills (course dependent).

Heidi Dixon, RN

“With RQI, you almost become entirely retrained on CPR because now you’re doing it at the right rate and depth — it’s like a whole new ball game.”

Heidi Dixon, RN

Charge Nurse, Post Anesthesia Care Unit, Harrison Medical Center

David Slattery, MD

“I’ve visibly noticed our ventilation rates decrease and move into very safe zones over time — and this has occurred without prompting or specific focus. RQI has lowered our ventilation rates, and our muscle memory has shifted.”

David Slattery, MD

EMS Medical Director, City of Las Vegas, Las Vegas Fire & Rescue

Michael Kurz, MD

“It’s the idea that my employees get to touch, see and perform high-quality CPR every three months — regardless of their schedule, when they’re working, or which patients they’re treating. Their ability to maintain mastery and proficiency, for me, is what sells this program.”

Michael Kurz, MD, MS, FACEP, FAHA

Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine, UAB Hospital