When a cardiac arrest patient call comes in, EMS professionals know that life is on the line and there’s no substitute for well-trained paramedics. That’s why Richland Fire & Emergency Services (RF&ES) initiated a QA/QI program that analyzes key data from After Action Reviews to make hand-tailored training schedules for field crew members. Their strategy proved to be a recipe for success – resulting in improved life-saving care for cardiac arrest patients. 

Watch this on-demand webinar, “The Power of Data: Delivering Life-saving Care,” presented by Commissioner Michael Van Beek, Battalion Chief of EMS, with RF&ES, to discover: 

• Five simple steps for studying After Action Reviews, like athletes study “game-film,” to make personalized changes to crew training – resulting in swift field performance improvements 
• Three core questions you should ask to extract the right data from reviews  
• Case-study where data insights uncovered the root cause of a mechanical compression device failure and averted a CPR disaster with one easy fix 

Plus, you’ll enjoy a guided-tour, teaching you how RF&ES uses data from the ZOLL^® RescueNet^® CaseReview to hand-tailor field crew training and deliver life-saving care to cardiac arrest patients.