Improving Survival Rates - This means better CPR. Study after study has shown that survival is directly related to how well CPR is performed. The empirical evidence points to several key features which are often summed up with the term " Quality CPR". SCA is a big deal. In fact it is likely the single largest issue of public care A Huge Public Health Issue. |
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IMPROVING QUALITY OF CPR
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IMPROVING SYSTEM DELIVERY
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"Sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) is a leading cause of death among adults over the age of 40 in the United States and other countries. In the U.S. alone, approximately 424,000 people of all ages experience EMS-assessed out-of-hospital non-traumatic SCA each year (more than 1,000/day) and nine out of 10 victims die. In fact, the number of people who die each year from SCA is roughly equivalent to the number who die from Alzheimers disease, assault with firearms, breast cancer, cervical cancer, colorectal cancer, diabetes, HIV, house fires, motor vehicle accidents, prostate cancer and suicides combined. SCA ... can be treated successfully through early intervention with cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), defibrillation, advanced cardiac life support, and mild therapeutic hypothermia. "
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CPR works within the emergency response system. All parts of that response system must be tuned to helping high quality CPR work and achieve high survival rates.
SmartMan has the people and experience to guide your system in how to make all of the components work together.
SmartMan is dedicated to improving survival rates due to sudden cardiac arrest. With training products that are more accurate and which have more data that others, we are able to integrate the quality of training with response procedures. This now includes the ability to track outcomes. This means that we can help you set up a system More Innovations which improve CPR training.
It's key elements are:
The more parts of the complete system that can be improved, the greater the chances of survival for the victim of sudden cardiac arrest. SmartMan employs a group of people who have already implemented this system across whole systems. We design and implement the complete response procedures across a whole county or greater. The aim being to provide your response area with world's best practice.
Analysis: We will have an expert come to your system to examine what would be required in your situation. From this we provide a written report recommending stages and costs.
Collaborative Effort: SmartMan works within your structure with your people. Thus as the process and procedures are being implemented your people develop the skills and knowledge to take it over at a later stage.
Milestones: Results will be demonstrable. That is there there will be objective assessment at all stages.
Hand Off: Once implemented SmartMan will be hands off.
This cardiac arrest management system of care has already been proved in the field. The current implementation represents several years of experience and is a distillation of practices that have shown direct improvements in survival to discharge. The vast majority of the increase in survivors are released in CPC 1 and CPC 2.
The system we are implementing is already proven to work; it achieves results.
Testimonials, recommendations and data from real implementations are available on asking.
The system achieves it goals. To get the optimum results, highest survival rates, each of the following must be coordinated.
We make sure each stake holder has signed off on the process. Time lines are flexible but give targets to be reached. From set up to demonstrating improved survival for your first first results takes about two years.
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