The ERC 2021 Guidelines Congress will run from 25-26 March 2021.
The congress platform opens a few days before so you can already explore the scientific content, provided you are registered, and prepare yourself for the interactive discussions...
Some parts of the program will also be made available or streamed directly to our YouTube and Facebook channel.
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1. Ventilation and resuscitation - State of the art (scientific review)
2. New mechanical ventilation method for resuscitation - Chest Compression Synchronized Ventilation (CCSV) - working principle and current scientific findings
3. Live demonstration CCSV
4. Best practice from EMS - Q&A session
Scientific moderators: Federico Semeraro, Robert Greif & Sebastian Schnaubelt
Speakers:
Apps, dispatch & T-CPR - Theresa Olasveengen
Rapid Response Systems and Cardiac Arrest Centres - Joyce Yeung
Community awareness campaigns - Andrea Scapigliati
KIDS SAVE LIVES - Daniel Schroeder
Scientific moderators: Jan-Thorsten Gräsner, Anna Bichmann
Speakers:
Introduction- Why do we need an epidemiology chapter in the new guidelines? - Jan- Thorsten Gräsner
EuReCa: a strategy to improve our performance - Leo Bossaert
If you don't know what is going on - you need a registry - Ingvild Tjelmeland
From registry to epidemiology - Jan Wnent
From registry to outcome - Siobhan Masterson
Discussion - Anna Bichmann
Scientific moderators: Bernd W. Böttiger, Gavin Perkins & Sabine Nabecker
Speakers:
The ERC Research NET - Welcome, succes and further perspectives - Bernd W. Böttiger, Gavin Perkins
YOUNG ERC - Jessica Rogers
ESCAPE NET - Actual results from HORIZON 2020 EU funded projects - Hanno Tan
Video- Assisted CPR: Influence of video resolution and camera position on CPR quality - Wolfgang A. Wetsch
EuReCa TWO news and bystander sub-group analyses - Jan-Thorsten Gräsner, Jan Wnent
Follow- Up program for first aid providers - Anna Marie Moe Øvstebø
KIDS SAVE LIVES in the world - Federico Semeraro
L.I.F.E.F.O.R.C.E. - Erasmus+ funded project aimin at creating innovative methods and tools for the pre-training of 6-10 year old schoolchildren in CPR - Anastasis Stefanakis
ERC Research NET plans and Perspectives - All
Scientific moderators: Leo Bossaert, Michael Smith
Speakers:
Interventions to safeguard autonomy - Spyros Mentzelopoulos
Ethical issues during resuscitation - Patrick Van de Voorde
Outcome following cardiac arrest - Keith Couper
Education of resuscitation ethics - Patrick Druwé
Ethics of emergency research - Spyros Mentzelopoulos
Scientific moderators: Federico Semeraro, Hanno Tan & Marieke Blom
Speakers:
- Results of the ESCAPE-NET project - Hanno Tan
- OHCA during the COVID -19 pandemic - Enrico Baldi
- Individual socioeconomic level and survival chances after OHCA - Laura van Dongen
- Dispatch of lay responders to out-of-hospital cardiac arrests - Ellinor Berglund
- Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation-Associated Lung Edema (CRALE) - a translational study - Aurora Magliocca
Scientific moderators: Jerry Nolan & Clare Morden
Speakers:
Urgent coronary angiography after cardiac arrest - Alain Cariou
Haemodynamic and ventilation targets - Markus Skrifvars
Prognostication - Claudio Sandroni
Rehabilitation after cardiac arrest - Kirstie Haywood
World Restart a Heart - Results from 2020 and activities for 2021
Scientific moderators: Bernd W. Böttiger, Andy Lockey, Sabine Nabecker
Speakers:
American Heart Association - Dianne Atkins
Arab Resuscitation Council - Abdulmajeed Khan
Asia - Lim Swee Han
Australia and New Zealand - Kevin Nation
Canada - Farhan Bhanji
Europe - Nadine Rott & Carlo Clarens
India - Siddha SC Chakra Rao
South Africa - Kathy Bodmer
South America - Naomi Kondo Nakagawa
Sri Lanka - Nilmini Wijesuriya
ESAIC representative - Bernd W. Böttiger
IFRC - Pascal Cassan
WFSA representative - Jannicke Mellin- Olsen
Discussion - All
Scientific moderators: Carsten Lott & Chris Bishop
Speakers:
Scope and overview - Carsten Lott
Hypovolaemia - TCA - Karl Thies
Electrolyte disorders - Hyperkalaemia - Annette Alfonzo
Hypothermia - Peter Paal
Coronary thrombosis - Violeta González-Salvado
Toxic Agents - Alessandro Barelli
Pulmonary embolism - Anatolij Truhlář
Summary + Discussion - Carsten Lott, All
Scientific moderators: Bernd W. Böttiger, Gavin Perkins & Sebastian Schnaubelt
Speakers:
The ERC Research NET - Welcome, success and further perspectives - Bernd W. Böttiger & Gavin Perkins
Two programs for schoolchildren: a 40- minute with handmade low-cost manikin and the 120-minute with intermediate fidelity manikin - Naomi Kondo Nakagawa
Innovation in BLS-AED training in schools and beyond: the AED Training Box - Jean Louis Clint
Results from Ensure, PEACE and COVID-19 studies - Simone Savastano
Smartphone Compression Feedback Device for CPR - SPECIFIC: First results - Stephan Birkmaier
Recent studies in resuscitation - Artem Kuzovlev
mRNA as a novel biomarkers for prognostication after cardiac arrest - Yasmeen Taalab
REBOA in non- traumatic cardiac arrest - a new field of research - Robert Greif & Anja Levis
ERC Research NET plans and Perspectives - All
Scientific moderators: John Madar & Franziska Markel
Speakers:
Introduction and overview - John Madar
Cord management and thermal care - Charles Roehr
Assessment and stimulation - Mario Rüdiger
Airway and breathing- Tomasz Szczapa
Chest compressions, drugs and prognosis - Jonathan Wyllie
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Speaker |
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Mark Whitbread M.Sc. Consultant Paramedic ECG/Resuscitation Specialist Educator |
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Topic Overview |
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This webinar will explore the often-forgotten link in the cardiac arrest. The important link of data and its value in understanding the effectiveness of the resuscitation attempt and how we can improve. Real life data will be discussed and show the true importance of downloading data from YOUR cardiac arrest to allow hot debriefing as well as planning for the future. |
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Speaker Bio |
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Having over 30 years of acute care experience including hospital and pre- hospital and currently working as a Consultant Paramedic, Mark holds an MSc in Cardiology and continues to undertake regular clinical shifts. Marks main area of expertise is pre-hospital acute cardiac care and he has been instrumental in developing several cardiac care strategies, which have been acknowledged as an example of excellence both nationally and internationally. In addition, Mark has been an investigator in several pre-hospital cardiac research trials. |
Chair: Jessica Rogers
Judges: Federico Semeraro & Clare Morden
Speakers:
Jacqueline Eleonora
Nino Fijačko
Bibiana Metelmann
Bernhard Kowalski
Laurence Orchard
Tommaso Scquizzato
For more information on this competition, click here
Scientific moderators: Robert Greif, Salma Shammet & Sabine Nabecker
Speaker:
The principles of medical education applied to resuscitation - Patricia Conaghan
Teaching high-quality resuscitation and its effect on outcome - Andy Lockey
Technology enhanced education and simulation to teach resuscitation - Joyce Yeung
Faculty development to improve education for different target groups - Jan Breckwoldt