panama_gringo
Future Owner in Training
- Joined
- Nov 20, 2005
- Posts
- 17
You hit the nail on the head.
One of the things I looked at was CPREZY's ability to perform in a hospital environment -- on beds.
Another benefit of using it while training is the feedback you get from the device. Use it every four months for training and the beeping noise the unit makes, along with the flashing light, helps you do the correct rate even without the unit.
Mostly, the measurement of the compressions and the rate of compression really helps CPR effectiveness. Something that really needs to be researched a lot more. Older survival rates are based on CPR without feedback so this should help with resuscitation rates. That's an educated and logical guess. Not enough data yet to prove it and that takes time.
The research is clear though -- having feedback for proper compression depth and frequency makes CPR much more effective in those crucial minutes between drop and shock.
I would like to get in touch with the respective medical directors or the most appropriate people at MedAire and AirCare. Email is fine. PM me if you wish.
Thanks.
Hunter
One of the things I looked at was CPREZY's ability to perform in a hospital environment -- on beds.
Another benefit of using it while training is the feedback you get from the device. Use it every four months for training and the beeping noise the unit makes, along with the flashing light, helps you do the correct rate even without the unit.
Mostly, the measurement of the compressions and the rate of compression really helps CPR effectiveness. Something that really needs to be researched a lot more. Older survival rates are based on CPR without feedback so this should help with resuscitation rates. That's an educated and logical guess. Not enough data yet to prove it and that takes time.
The research is clear though -- having feedback for proper compression depth and frequency makes CPR much more effective in those crucial minutes between drop and shock.
I would like to get in touch with the respective medical directors or the most appropriate people at MedAire and AirCare. Email is fine. PM me if you wish.
Thanks.
Hunter
