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This section is designed to help inform your pending and future purchases of resuscitation related technologies and services. Watch ‘State of the Technology’ presentations to help you know what to look for, what to watch out for, what are best practices, and what’s on the horizon. Watch supplier presentations to see what’s available. Watch panel discussions to get different perspectives.
This is the place to go when researching major purchase decisions for resuscitation technologies and services. Check it all out in the resuscitation sections shown below.
If you're trying to research your upcoming purchase of manual defibrillators and/or pacers, this is the right place to be. The content here focuses on defibrillation and pacing functions, so be sure to look at the other sections listed on this page for information about other features and functions commonly included on these devices, like monitoring and data analysis.
This section features our 'State of the Technology' presentation on manual defibrillation and pacing given by Vince Mosesso, MD, from the University of Pittsburgh. You'll also be able to see supplier presentations, a panel discussion, and the Q&A session for manual defibrillation.
After the call is completed, there may be data available from the various devices that allows for analysis and reporting. Come here to learn about the data analysis and reporting capabilities and functions that are offered by the various suppliers.
This section features our 'State of the Technology' presentation on data analysis and reporting from Jeff Jarvis, MD, You'll also be able to see supplier presentations, a panel discussion and the Q&A session for data analysis and reporting.
Come browse our listings of products that provide ventilation during resuscitation.
This section features our 'State of the Technology' presentation on ventilation in resuscitation defibrillation from Sheldon Cheskes, MD, CCFP (EM), FCFP from the Sunnybrook Center for Prehospital Medicine in Toronto, Ontario. You'll also be able to see a supplier presentation, a panel discussion and the Q&A session - all from the EMS Resuscitation Technology and Services Conference that was held in June-July of 2021
This is the place to research your options in AEDs.
The 'State of the Technology' presentation on AEDs was given by Sheldon Cheskes, MD, CCFP (EM), FCFP from the Sunnybrook Center for Prehospital Medicine in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. You'll be able to come here to watch the panel discussion and Q&A session as well from the EMS Resuscitation Technology and Services Conference that was held in June-July of 2021.
There are lots of technologies and services to consider when you're planning to make an investment in resuscitation training. This is where you can come to research those options.
The 'State of the Technology' presentation was given by John Todaro, BA, NRP, RN, TNS, NCEE, CHSE, CHSOS from Eagle Emergency Education Consultants. You'll also be able to see a panel discussion and the Q&A session - all from the EMS Resuscitation Technology and Services Conference that was held in June-July of 2021.
Browse the technology options from a variety of manufacturers for automated chest compression and field ECMO.
The 'State of the Technology' presentation on AEDs was given by David Wampler, PhD, LP, FAEMS from the University of Texas - San Antonio. You'll be able to come here to watch a supplier presentation, the panel discussion and Q&A session from the EMS Resuscitation Technology and Services Conference that was held in June-July of 2021.
Some of the technology for monitoring in resuscitation is built into the monitor defibrillators and some is in separate pieces of equipment. Regardless, this is where those technologies will catalogued for your online review.
The 'State of the Technology' presentation on physiological monitoring in resuscitation was given by Ian Drennan, PhD, APP, from the Sunnybrook Center for Prehospital Medicine in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. You'll be able to come here to watch the panel discussion and Q&A session as well from the EMS Resuscitation Technology and Services Conference that was held in June-July of 2021.
What happens before crews arrive to the scene of an arrest makes a huge difference in outcomes. Here is where you can explore the technology and service options for telephone CPR and bystander response related purchases.
The 'State of the Technology' presentation on T-CPR and bystander response was given by Tom Bouthillet, NREMT-P, from Hilton Head Island Fire Department in South Carolina, USA. You'll be able to come here to watch the panel discussion and Q&A session as well from the EMS Resuscitation Technology and Services Conference that was held in June-July of 2021.
Research into the mechanics of blood flow during resuscitation is giving us new insights that are manifesting in technologies to improve flow. Look here to consider your options in making these types of investments to improve your community's survival rates.
The 'State of the Technology' presentation on blood flow augmentation in resuscitation was be given by Joe Holley, MD, FACEP, FAEMS, from the Memphis, TN Fire Department and the University of Tennessee Health Sciences Center. It is available here, along with the panel discussion and Q&A session.
Watch the opening session of the EMS Resuscitation Technology and Services Conference that was held from June 28 through July 1, 2021. Listen to conference hosts, Mic Gunderson and Brett Lyle discuss how this new series of conferences focuses on the purchasing decision, how this conference was organized and how the unique format of the conferences and the online conference venue supports the EMS purchasing decision process.
