The form comprises two sections- Page 1 and Page 2. Page 1 contains information that should be filled out in real-time as CPR efforts are being undertaken for a given patient, and can be used by hospitals as a tool for CPR recording and monitoring.

Access RECOVER Initiative's 2024 CPR Algorithms & Drug Charts, designed to support veterinary professionals in emergency and critical care.

With RECOVER, CPR has become systematic and predictable by taking the guesswork out of the equation and gives the entire (trained) team clearly defined roles and evidence-based steps to take. No more chaos, just CPR.

The form includes sections to document patient information, CPR procedures and interventions, monitoring during CPR, personnel involved, suspected cause of cardiac arrest, pre-arrest condition, post-arrest functional capacity, and outcome.

Jan 12, 2024 · We dig into a CPR refresher from the Reassessment Campaign on Veterinary Resuscitation (RECOVER) initiative in this brief overview. Look for newly revised CPR guidelines from RECOVER in 2024 to help ensure that all practices have the training to save lives.

A properly maintained database of details regarding CPR and outcomes allows the practice to track the effectiveness of CPR. The RECOVER initiative has also published guidelines for standardized reporting of in-hospital veterinary cardiac arrest and CPR and is working on establishing a global registry to gather more information surrounding CPR ...

The author presents the RECOVER initiative, which created the first consensus guidelines on veterinary resuscitation, and discusses the 5 domains of CPR for dogs and cats: preparedness and prevention, basic life support, advanced life support, monitoring, and post cardiac arrest care.

These guidelines have recently been updated in June 2024 to the 2024 RECOVER CPR Guidelines, to reflect updated treatment recommendations for Basic Life Support, Advanced Life Support, and CPR-centered Monitoring in dogs and cats using the rigorous GRADE methodology for evidence evaluation.

RECOVER will provide updates in Q2 2024 on treatment recommendations for Basic Life Support, Advanced Life Support, and CPR-centered Monitoring in dogs and cats using the rigorous GRADE methodology for evidence evaluation.

In single-rescuer CPR, or if endotracheal intubation is unavailable, mouth-to-snout ventilation is recommended, with 2 breaths delivered after every 30 compressions ( I-