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ILCOR Code |
RECOVER Code |
Issue |
PICO Question |
Priority |
WS Author(s) |
Comments |
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Ref 186-190 |
Preparation of the patient and the environment |
In dogs and cats with cardiac arrest (P) does the use of a pre-stocked arrest station with checklists/charts/aids (I) compared with not using these methods (C), improve outcome (O) (eg. ROSC, discharge alive)? |
1 |
Dr. Jennifer Herring |
Click |
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BLS-014B |
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In dogs and cats with cardiac arrest (P) does the specific etiology (anesthetic arrest, ICU arrest) (I) compared with all arrests (C), predict outcome in CPR (O) (eg. ROSC, survival to discharge)? |
1 |
Dr. Melissa Holahan |
Click |
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EIT-019A |
Methods of Training |
In veterinary CPR providers (P) does training with realistic techniques (e.g. high fidelity manikins equipped with pulse, chest movement, etc.; in-situ training) (I) compared with non-realistic techniques (low-fidelity manikins; class-room training) (C), improve outcome (eg. skill acquisition, skill retention, confidence, ROSC, survival) (O)? |
1 |
Dr. Steve Mensack |
Click |
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In veterinary CPR teams (P), does a more experienced team leader (board certified, advanced training) (I) compared to a less experienced team leader (house officer, non-boarded clinician) improve outcome (O) (eg. ROSC, survival to discharge)? |
1 |
Dr. James Barr |
Click |
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EIT-017A |
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In veterinary CPR teams (P) does leadership training (I) compared with no leadership training (C), improve performance in simulation scenarios (O)? |
1 |
Dr. Elke Rudloff |
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In veterinary CPR providers (BLS and ALS) (P) does a minimum team size (I) compared with no minimum team size (C), improve outcome (O) (eg. ROSC, survival to discharge)? |
1 |
Dr. Mauria O’Brien |
Click |
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In veterinary CPR providers (veterinarians and technicians) (P) does standardized training in pulseless arrest algorithms (I) compared to ad-hoc training (e.g., informal, on the job, sporadic) (C), improve outcome (O) (e.g. ROSC, survival to discharge)? |
1 |
Dr. Rafaella Corsi |
Click |
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EIT-010 |
PRE08 |
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In CPR providers (teams; individuals) for dogs and cats (P), is there any particular interval of retraining (I) compared with standard (e.g. one time) training (C), that improves outcome (O) (e.g. skill acquisition, skill retention, confidence)? |
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EIT-001A |
Assessment of Training/ |
In veterinary CPR providers (P) does debriefing after CPR (I) compared with no debriefing (C), improve outcome (O) (eg. CPR performance, ROSC, survival to discharge) (O)? |
1 |
Dr. Patti Walters |
Click |
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EIT-030A |
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In veterinary CPR providers (P) does assessment of skills post training (I) compared with no assessment (C) improve learning retention after training (O)? |
1 |
Dr. Josh Levinson |
Click |
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EIT-026A |
PRE12 |
Early recognition of impending arrest |
In hospital staff (P), does use of any specific educational strategies (I) compared with no such strategies (C) improve outcomes such as earlier recognition and rescue of the deteriorating patient at risk for either cardiac or pulmonary arrest (O)?” |
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EIT-025 |
PRE11 |
Predicting in-hospital cardiac arrest |
In hospitalized dogs or cats (P), does the presence of any specific factors (I) compared with no such factors (C), predict occurrence of cardiac arrest (or other outcome) (O)? |
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