Practical, evidence-based articles on CPR technique, training options, and the science behind resuscitation. Whether you’re a healthcare professional staying current on AHA® guidelines, an employer building a training program, or someone who wants to be ready when it matters, these posts cover what you need to know — and what’s actually changed in how CPR is taught and delivered.
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03, 2019
Understanding the CAB Sequence in Modern CPR
From your earliest moments in the health care field, you probably remember learning about the “ABCs of CPR.” This was taught for approximately 40 years in BLS and advanced life-saving classes. Would it surprise you to learn that the American Heart Association no longer stands by this sequence? Instead, the organization updated its recommendations in 2010 to change the sequence, thus creating a better likelihood that lives would be saved while simultaneously helping you make smarter, faster decisions as [...]
