Smaller self-inflating bags produce greater guideline consistent ventilation in simulated cardiopulmonary resuscitation

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@ThatJonLee @Tyne_River @IanR_Drennan @zachcantor We have known this for quite a while. Highlights the challenges in translating research outcomes to practice changes. https://t.co/n93KSr0qOB

25 May 2023

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@airambulancedoc @YodaCCP @DaveLBywater @expensivecare It was mostly the tidal volume I was thinking of rather than rate. It appears in scenarios that a smaller BVM improves Tidal Volume & minute volume compliance in the hands of paramedic students: ht

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RT @ben_meadley: @expensivecare @NoobieMatt @msiuba @amerelman @SpecOpsMedics @Ziad_Nehme1 did his honours on this exact subject back in 20…

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@expensivecare @NoobieMatt @msiuba @amerelman @SpecOpsMedics @Ziad_Nehme1 did his honours on this exact subject back in 2009. https://t.co/PREX0vugQ7

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