The Queensland Ambulance Service has rolled out a new Mechanical Chest Compression Device that assists paramedics in delivering effective, consistent, continuous compression's for patients in cardiac arrest. These devices allow cardiac compression's to be delivered safely in a moving ambulance, resulting in no interruption to patient care, a safer working environment for paramedics and ultimately increasing the survival rates for patients who suffer an out of hospital cardiac arrest. With the fi

Mechanical CPR devices take over chest compressions with precision—delivering consistent, fatigue-free compressions at the ideal 100–120 per minute. Perfect for critical moments like long resuscitations or transport, where every second matters. #CPR #EmergencyCare #LifeSavingTech #AutomatedCPR #MedicalDevices #Resuscitation #EMS #HealthTech #PatientCare #ChestCompression #FirstResponders #MedicalInnovation | Artificial Intelligence News

WATCH: Transport personnel try the proper conduct of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) during a training at the ‘Paghahanda Para sa Oplan Biyahe, Sagip CPR’ event in PITX on Tuesday. Bell-Kenz Pharma Inc., which is behind the 'Sagip CPR' initiative, says the training aims to enhance the emergency response across transport hubs in the country. | via MJ Salcedo, INQUIRER.net | INQUIRER.net