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Evidence from the AHA National Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Registry (get with the Guidelines-Resuscitation) that the process and outcomes of care for children with underlying cyanotic and acyanotic heart disease are different from those previously reported for the general population.)
(Novel reinforcement training, including frequent brief refresher training, can improve the quality of the resuscitation care process. The addition of real-time feedback further improves the quality of CPR.)
(Key manuscript describing the benefit of rescue breathing as a component of pediatric CPR when provided in a large, one-country registry. Of note, for presumed cardiac etiology, CC alone and CC with rescue breathing were not significantly different, and both were better than unwitnessed CPR. For those without presumed cardiac etiology, CC with rescue new zealand email list breathing was significantly better than CC alone or no CPR.)
(Key manuscript from the AHA National CPR Registry (get with the Guidelines-Resuscitation) describing improved outcomes associated with CPR initiated during poor perfusion bradycardia (rather than for pulseless cardiac arrest), even when corrected for other known and potentially confounding factors.)
(First manuscript to describe the landscape of CPR quality in a single PICU, and the association of better quality CPR (deep, rapid, uninterrupted) with hemodynamics and outcomes.)
(Comparison of out-of-hospital vs. in-hospital cardiac arrest etiologies, process of care, and outcomes as a prelude to a study of therapeutic hypothermia for pediatric cardiac arrest.)
(Summary of special resuscitation circumstances to consider in the resuscitation of children with congenital heart disease.
(Novel reinforcement training, including frequent brief refresher training, can improve the quality of the resuscitation care process. The addition of real-time feedback further improves the quality of CPR.)
(Key manuscript describing the benefit of rescue breathing as a component of pediatric CPR when provided in a large, one-country registry. Of note, for presumed cardiac etiology, CC alone and CC with rescue breathing were not significantly different, and both were better than unwitnessed CPR. For those without presumed cardiac etiology, CC with rescue new zealand email list breathing was significantly better than CC alone or no CPR.)
(Key manuscript from the AHA National CPR Registry (get with the Guidelines-Resuscitation) describing improved outcomes associated with CPR initiated during poor perfusion bradycardia (rather than for pulseless cardiac arrest), even when corrected for other known and potentially confounding factors.)
(First manuscript to describe the landscape of CPR quality in a single PICU, and the association of better quality CPR (deep, rapid, uninterrupted) with hemodynamics and outcomes.)
(Comparison of out-of-hospital vs. in-hospital cardiac arrest etiologies, process of care, and outcomes as a prelude to a study of therapeutic hypothermia for pediatric cardiac arrest.)
(Summary of special resuscitation circumstances to consider in the resuscitation of children with congenital heart disease.