High-performance CPR can make drastic improvements to survival rates. In this article, we explore five tips to help you implement high-performance CPR training.

Discover 6 cost-effective tips to help you ensure your learners are prepared to deliver high-quality CPR.

Read these 10 tips to help you ensure your debriefings are helping you maximize the learning impact of simulation.

Explore 3 powerful benefits you can reap from using interprofessional cardiac arrest simulation training to ensure your teams are prepared to effectively respond to OHCA emergencies

Telecommunicators (TCs) are indispensable members of the emergency medical services system and play a pivotal role in the cardiac arrest chain of survival. A complication of best practices in a self-directed toolkit from the Resuscitation Academy, the American Heart Association (AHA), and Laerdal Medical, aimed at making quality-improvement tools accessible to every community.

Free toolkit for EMS agencies interested in implementing a Community CPR Campaign. Effective guidance and best practices for raising public awareness about OHCA and the lifesaving potential of bystander CPR. Developed through a collaborative effort between the Resuscitation Academy and the Citizen CPR Foundation.

An in-depth look at the factors involved in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) survival, including the Chain of Survival, evolution of CPR, the characteristics of high-performing communities, and the challenges behind sustainable improvement. Brought to you by the Resuscitation Academy.

A practical 10-Step Guide for EMS, 911 Center, and community leaders who want to improve cardiac arrest survival. This eBook, brought to you by the Resuscitation Academy, includes embedded links to short videos and audio of actual dispatch center cardiac arrest calls.

In this Q&A, Ann Doll from the Resuscitation Academy Foundation discusses how to improve survival from cardiac arrest.

Achieving student engagement is a fundamental challenge in any form of education, especially when the student is a beginner or is someone refreshing their skills. If you are an instructor in Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), you've likely struggled to keep people engaged - especially when teaching laypeople.