We are a group of health professionals and translators volunteering in translating COVID-19-related texts. We would be happy to add Hungarian subtitles to it. To be able to do this, you should enable community collaborations. This would allow other languages to be added as well. (I also sent this request to LCC's e-mail address and through their web form.)
Excellent guys - have hospitals thought about having at least ONE person always fully gowned and "ready to go" for a 2222 call so you can get Compressions started early?
It need not even be a clinician - any member of staff with BLS training - on a 4 hour shift rota to be gowned holding a 2222 bleep to get in there and be "Designated chest compressor" until the rest of the team is gowned..
The advice is to only use PPE when needed because one 1) you’re wasting PPE if nothing happens and 2) you could he cross-contaminating. Good thought tho!
The service I work for say chest compressions are not classed as AGP as advised by PHE. My colleagues and are are very worried and concerned about this. Level 3 PPE WAS for AGP, confirmed or suspected Covid-19 patients. Now the advice is AGP ONLY! This seems very wrong.
Well presented and l hope in a real scenario it will be as organised aas it appears there is a bit of slowness in it, and it could be that too much rushness does not work.
May I ask, if the Covid-19 patient suffers cardiac arrest during Prone Position Ventilation, will you attempt to commence Prone CPR? Can you upload Prone CPR - Code Blue Simulation videos on how to manage cardiac arrest on a Prone Patient?
yes, CPR should be started in the prone position. Based on limited evidence, a two-handed technique for chest compressions over the mid-thoracic spine located between the two scapula should be used. The pillows should be removed for this. Pads should be applied bi-axillary position (although a postero-lateral positioning - one in the left mid-axillary line, the other over the right scapula - might also be chosen). The efficacy of CPR should be judged using the end tidal CO2 and arterial pressure and waveform, with the patient being turned supine if chest compressions are judged to be ineffective and there is enough staff to do so safely.
here is Ukrainian Resuscitation Council. Is it allowed to use your nice video for using this video in educational purposes? we would like to make subtitles in Ukrainian and share it at our FB page. Thank you!
It's a simulation.... training only.. pretty important really. They can dance when they get the patient back in reality, unless you think saving lives is not valuable.
Thanks you for the demo. Your safety and safety of the team first.
We are a group of health professionals and translators volunteering in translating COVID-19-related texts. We would be happy to add Hungarian subtitles to it. To be able to do this, you should enable community collaborations. This would allow other languages to be added as well. (I also sent this request to LCC's e-mail address and through their web form.)
Excellent guys - have hospitals thought about having at least ONE person always fully gowned and "ready to go" for a 2222 call so you can get Compressions started early?
It need not even be a clinician - any member of staff with BLS training - on a 4 hour shift rota to be gowned holding a 2222 bleep to get in there and be "Designated chest compressor" until the rest of the team is gowned..
Very good idea
The person can be fully owned but not on face mask yet until his/her bleep go off. Because it is not easy to put on the mask doing nothing
The advice is to only use PPE when needed because one 1) you’re wasting PPE if nothing happens and 2) you could he cross-contaminating. Good thought tho!
Great work! Thank you!
The service I work for say chest compressions are not classed as AGP as advised by PHE. My colleagues and are are very worried and concerned about this. Level 3 PPE WAS for AGP, confirmed or suspected Covid-19 patients. Now the advice is AGP ONLY! This seems very wrong.
Great video. Very helpful indeed.
Well presented and l hope in a real scenario it will be as organised aas it appears there is a bit of slowness in it, and it could be that too much rushness does not work.
May I ask, if the Covid-19 patient suffers cardiac arrest during Prone Position Ventilation, will you attempt to commence Prone CPR? Can you upload Prone CPR - Code Blue Simulation videos on how to manage cardiac arrest on a Prone Patient?
yes, CPR should be started in the prone position. Based on limited evidence, a two-handed technique for chest compressions over the mid-thoracic spine located between the two scapula should be used. The pillows should be removed for this. Pads should be applied bi-axillary position (although a postero-lateral positioning - one in the left
mid-axillary line, the other over the right scapula - might also be chosen). The efficacy of CPR should be judged using the end tidal CO2 and arterial pressure and waveform, with the patient being turned supine if chest compressions
are judged to be ineffective and there is enough staff to do so safely.
Nice. Thank You
What was written on the gown of the first doctor doing the chest compressions?
I think it said 'NURSE'
Ja pierdole,szok mogli go dobić młotkiem,
Nice
Safety first
Are you able to make this available for download so it can be used to train others, most trusts wont allow you tube videos on there intranet? Thanks
yes. our pleasure. Contact me or any of the other participants on our nhs email
Antonio de Marvao is it allowed to use your excellent video in our elearning module for young colleagues? how can i contact you?
here is Ukrainian Resuscitation Council. Is it allowed to use your nice video for using this video in educational purposes? we would like to make subtitles in Ukrainian and share it at our FB page. Thank you!
boa tarde omo faco para traduzir o video
He is a fake human he is just a manikan
There is no deadly pandemic I’m surprised you weren’t all dancing on tik tok
It's a simulation.... training only.. pretty important really. They can dance when they get the patient back in reality, unless you think saving lives is not valuable.