Clarity, training and calm lead to another life saved
[…] One thing I really like about our simulation training is that we’re taught to ask questions like, ‘Can you pull her arms and legs to get her off the bed? […]
[…] One thing I really like about our simulation training is that we’re taught to ask questions like, ‘Can you pull her arms and legs to get her off the bed? […]
[…] “My staff competes to determine who gets the best proficiency and to see who can score higher. That is the intangible gold I can’t buy, institute or create through some […]
[…] skills and training to talk the caller through moving the patient, knowing time was quickly passing. It was discovered the caller was not able to move the patient, so she […]
[…] heartbeat, the lower their chances of survival become, decreasing by 7% to 10% with every passing minute. Immediate AED use prior to EMS arrival can significantly increase a person’s chances […]
[…] DNP, RN, APN, et al. Community hospital experienced several benefits after implementing RQI The study examined several areas of IVCH’s experience adopting the RQI Program, including staff psychomotor performance in […]
[…] organizations the American Heart Association and Laerdal Medical have released guidance on additional precautions, options for healthcare providers, interim CPR guidance, just-in-time ventilation modules, and course card extensions. As the [...]
[…] victims with the provider’s safety, the American Heart Association released a Scientific Statement: Interim Guidance for Basic and Advanced Life Support in Adults, Children, and Neonates with Suspected [...]
[…] will suffer an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest this year — that’s 900+ people each day. Un fortunately, in the U.S. survival rates are dismal; in some communities, as low as 10%. […]
Nurses make up the backbone of the healthcare industry, accounting for more than 1 out of every 5 healthcare workers. As such, they’re typically among the first to experience hurdles […]