Preparing and training for CPR in small animal practice

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Abstract

Any delay in initiating CPR can have serious deleterious effects on the likelihood of return of spontaneous circulation in an animal. A prompt and effective response to CPA events can be achieved by having organised, prestocked arrest stations, training staff using a standardised programme that uses high-fidelity manikins and includes leadership and communication training, and having debriefing sessions following an event to identify areas for improvement.

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Mathis, A. (2019, March 30). Preparing and training for CPR in small animal practice. Veterinary Record. British Veterinary Association. https://doi.org/10.1136/vr.l1467

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