Global World Restart a Heart Webinar, hosted by the Global Resuscitation Alliance

Thursday, October 20, 2022

World Restart a Heart is an initiative run by the International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation. It was founded in 2018  as an extension of the highly successful European Restart a Heart initiative that was introduced in 2013 by the European Resuscitation Council. It shares the message that “All Citizens of the World can Save a Life” and that, to do this, “You Only Need Two Hands”.

This webinar will include speakers who will deliver regional sessions on improving survival from sudden cardiac arrest and an expert panel discussing how to get the best results and impact.

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Ten Programs to Improve Survival

We believe these programs will lead to an increase in cardiac arrest survival in your community. Each section gives a summary along with real-world case studies of the program in action. As the Resuscitation Academy says, “If you’ve seen one EMS system, you’ve seen one EMS system.” Leaders from around the globe are proving that no matter where you live, improvement is possible.

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Partnership to Support the Call to Action

The American Heart Association and Laerdal, through their Strategic Alliance, is proud to collaborate with the Resuscitation Academy and Global Resuscitation Alliance. The goal will be to learn from the collective years of breakthrough work in resuscitation, and build programs together that can save more lives.

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Our Mission

The Mission of the Global Resuscitation Alliance is to advance resuscitation through the Resuscitation Academy model by accelerating community implementation of effective programs through a quality improvement strategy to measure and improve.