Heads Up CPR

[DrParasite]

Heads up CPR... anyone using it? good/bad/snake oil claims?

Heads-Up CPR: Can It Improve Outcomes? A new twist on an old method has some top docs excited - PubMed

Heads-Up CPR: Can It Improve Outcomes? A new twist on an old method has some top docs excited

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Does 'heads-up' cardiopulmonary resuscitation improve outcomes for patients in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest? A systematic review - PubMed

Further research is required to analyse the effects and potential benefits of augmented heads-up cardiopulmonary resuscitation in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest.

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

https://www.hmpgloballearningnetwork.com/site/emsworld/article/12078215/heads-up-cpr

Head-up CPR: BLS Systematic Review

Conflict of Interest Declaration The ILCOR Continuous Evidence Evaluation process is guided by a rigorous ILCOR Conflict of Interest policy. The following Task Force members and other authors were recused from the discussion as they declared a conflict of interest: (none applicable) ...

costr.ilcor.org

Why heads-up CPR is NOT ready for out-of-hospital cardiac arrest care

EMS clinical leaders need to review and consider the research before implementing a new CPR technique

www.ems1.com

In the Pipeline: Head Up CPR in OHCA? - REBEL EM - Emergency Medicine Blog

Does head up CPR in OHCA increase cerebral perfusion pressure while maintaining mean arterial pressure?

rebelem.com

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[CCCSD]

As soon as Medic One does it, the rest of the world will be required to follow suit.

 

[akflightmedic]

Surprisingly.....they are doing Heads Up CPR here locally in Louisiana!!! It blew my mind.
They are using this device.

EleGARD - Advanced CPR Solutions

elevatedcpr.com

 

[spimx]

That seems interesting it just needs a cohort of research to support it. I always thought that mechanical CPR would be more advanced by now and providing negative chest recoil. I created a cohort of research on mechanical CPR a few semesters ago. Down time and early access to cpr and defibrillation are the most detrimental to resuscitation.

 

[FiremanMike]

That seems interesting it just needs a cohort of research to support it. I always thought that mechanical CPR would be more advanced by now and providing negative chest recoil. I created a cohort of research on mechanical CPR a few semesters ago. Down time and early access to cpr and defibrillation are the most detrimental to resuscitation.

Our medical director is a hard no until there is actual data to support it. It does make theoretical sense, but she wants to see real numbers showing a difference before she moves in.

In her words, it is not the standard of care at this time so we will not be doing it..

 

[DrParasite]

Our medical director is a hard no until there is actual data to support it. It does make theoretical sense, but she wants to see real numbers showing a difference before she moves in.

In her words, it is not the standard of care at this time so we will not be doing it..

Based on what I heard at EMSWorld, the data has been obtained and it looks very promising: it just hasn't been published yet.

it should be peer-reviewed and published in the next few months. I am looking forward to reading it.

 

[DrParasite]

One of the heads up CPR vendors sent me this information... Not going to lie, if this is accurate, than it could be a game changer....

 

[MonkeyArrow]

One of the heads up CPR vendors sent me this information... Not going to lie, if this is accurate, than it could be a game changer....

I don’t believe the magnitude of this effect for one second. First off, non-randomized data. But all that aside, the notion that ANY intervention can increase survival/neurologically intact survival >4x compared to standard of care is unfathomable. Treatment effects just aren’t that large in modern medicine.

 

[EpiEMS]

One of the heads up CPR vendors sent me this information... Not going to lie, if this is accurate, than it could be a game changer....

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Huge, if true. Needs some higher quality evidence to drive this kind of big (expensive?) change.