When an annual survival rate is calculated, it is important to take the crucial step of reporting the results publicly to the community. This provides an excellent opportunity to enlist community members in joining the initiative to improve survival. The method by which communities choose to report their survival data varies, but could include one or more of the following methods: a press release; a written report to the community; publication of survival rates by year in the EMS system’s annual report to the city; or by informing the city government leaders.
Public Reporting of Survival Rates to the Community
Community SCA Response Planning Guide
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Prehospital Response
- Evaluating Survival Data
- Quality Improvement Overview
- Using Electronically Captured Data to Provide Feedback to Rescuers
- Existing Cardiac Arrest Survival Data
- Public Reporting of Survival Rates to the Community
- High-Quality CPR
- Dispatcher Assisted CPR Instructions
- Therapeutic Hypothermia
- EMS Support and Direction for Community Initiatives
- Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest Survival
- Appendix
- SCA Registry Documentation
- SCA Outcome Reports in the Utstein Style
- Prehospital Cardiac Arrest Quality Improvement Review
- example 1: Bystander CPR Pre-Arrival Instructions Call Review Sheet
- Example 2: Dispatcher Assisted CPR Tape Review & Evaluation
- Back to the Basics of CPR
- High-Impact Conditions for Which EMS has the Capacity to Profoundly Impact Outcomes
- Using Cardiac Arrest Registry Data to Improve Survival for Victims of Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest
- Hospital Response
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Survivor Support
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