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Restaurants appear to play a key role in the spread of COVID-19, according to a new study on transmission. "Masks cannot be effectively worn while eating and drinking, whereas shopping and numerous other indoor activities do not preclude mask use," write Kiva A. Fisher, PhD, from the CDC, and...

The use of ketamine in emergency and critical care medicine is a relatively new concept in the USA, despite the reality that ketamine has been used in hospitals throughout the world for several decades and remains throughout the decades on the World Health Organization Model List of Essential...

Recently a critical care specialist at one of The Resuscitation Group ACLS EP courses remarked that normal saline is the most dangerous drug in common use today, and it is most certainly not a physiological resuscitation fluid.
While we do believe there are issues of significant weight with...

The Washington State Governor has extended the closure of Licensed Schools in Washington until May 4th, 2020. Oregon has made a similar ruling in an attempt to further limit exposure to the COVID virus. The Resuscitation Group, in concert with the American Heart Association, has extended...

COVID-19 information from The Resuscitation Group. With the dynamic changes in our community due to the COVID19 virus, I wanted to provide information about our classes and how The Resuscitation Group is responding.
1. As of right now, all classes are cancelled until April 24th, by the...

There are numerous issues with Normal Saline, which is anything but normal. The ACEP article on Saline clearly documents some of the results of various trails where patients were harmed by the use of this longstanding fluid....

The Resuscitation Group is one of the largest American Heart Association Training Centers and Vocational Schools in the NW and we are looking for qualified candidates to join our team as Instructors.
The Resuscitation Group offers high quality critical care training and certification...

Healthcare research continues to reflect how technology impacts patient care. One of the greatest tools to demonstrate these advances is the ultrasound.
Ultrasound technology has experienced tremendous advances in the last few years and the benefits of its' use are becoming more evident in...

8th Edition TNCC is HERE! This 2-day course is taught by qualified emergency nurses, delivering the knowledge, critical thinking skills and hands-on training needed to care for critically injured trauma patients. The overall course objective is to improve trauma patient outcomes by providing...