This year marks the 55th anniversary of Resusci Anne, the world’s most famous life-sized resuscitation manikin, who was created by Asmund Laerdal to help teach people CPR. Since the 1960s, how we practice CPR has changed very little but advances in technology used in conjunction with a manikin shows that improving the quality of CPR can increase survival rates. To help us deliver quality CPR, Jon Laerdal, Managing Director of Laerdal Medical UK, talks through the evolution of CPR and how firefighters in New York have helped improve out of hospital Sudden Cardiac Arrests (SCAs) survival rates. [ 1216 more words. ]
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