Check out this mechanical CPR device! It uses a piston to provide chest compressions & provides 2-inch depth. The default is 102 compressions per minute & it can be adjusted! It is super important to practice the application of this device & walk through the process of setup! This is not a sponsored post. #criticalcare #criticalcarenurse #progressivecare #progressivecarenurse #telemetry #telemetrynurse #chestcompression | Nicole Kupchik Consulting & Education

Paramedic Steve talks us through the benefits of the Mechanical Chest Compression Device - a safe and practical way of continuing CPR enroute to hospital and freeing up paramedics to do other lifesaving interventions. We’re at the Royal International Convention Centre at the Ekka all week. Drop by and check out our display! | Queensland Ambulance Service (QAS)

The Queensland Ambulance Service has rolled out a new Mechanical Chest Compression Device that assists paramedics in delivering effective, consistent, continuous compression's for patients in cardiac arrest. These devices allow cardiac compression's to be delivered safely in a moving ambulance, resulting in no interruption to patient care, a safer working environment for paramedics and ultimately increasing the survival rates for patients who suffer an out of hospital cardiac arrest. With the fi