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The Efficacy of the IGel Supraglottic Airway in Cardiac Arrest Patients Introduction:

Effective airway management is a critical component of successful cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) during cardiac arrest. Traditional endotracheal intubation (ETI) has long been considered the gold...

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...

TRG Presents Current Concepts in Resuscitation
Approved for AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM.
The Resuscitation Group is pleased to announce our upcoming CME activity coming this Spring, 2020 in the heart of the Pacific Northwest - Portland, Oregon.
The Current Concepts in...

The healthcare environment is ever-changing and the ability to explore new process that embraces the latest science has been a core foundation of The Resuscitation Group since our inception and use this as our beacon to support high quality resuscitation training and system development throughout...

The Resuscitation Groups’ Michael Christie was invited to speak at the 5th annual Tabletop Exercise and Communication in Disaster Medicine International Conference in Kulalumpur, Malaysia. Mr. Christie is no stranger to the TopCom international conference and has appeared as an invited guest...

Purpose: Provide clarity for placement of Extended Scope of Practice (ESP) Paramedics to provide advanced back up on complex trauma and medical patients, as well as manage specific high risk patient events and critical care transports. ESP Paramedics are trained as advanced practice providers,...

What is the best way to determine if a provider is competent? This question is increasingly being asked by employers, regulators, certifying agencies, insurance companies, and professional associations. Currently in the majority of jurisdictions and courts, a practitioner is determined to be...