Real-world survival rates increased from 10% to 60-70%
The ASAP Adult Cardiac Arrest Protocols represent the only treatment algorithms containing interventions proven to increase survival compaired to the current AHA reccomendations.
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The ASAP Protocol represents an advanced curriculum specifically dedicated to the management of adult cardiac arrest. This protocol can be seamlessly integrated into the standard Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) course.
It is imperative to emphasize that the Cardiac Arrest Algorithm warrants distinct attention, as it is often merely one among various algorithms taught in the traditional ACLS setting. With approximately 300,000 fatalities annually, and an average patient age of 67, the urgency for specialized training is clear. Just as the first all-news and all-cartoon networks revolutionized their respective fields, there is a pressing need for the establishment of a comprehensive educational program solely focused on adult cardiac arrest management.
The ASAP Protocol aims to fulfill this critical gap in medical training.
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Since its establishment, the American Heart Association (AHA) has not produced any significant improvement in survival rates associated with Adult out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA).
Average age 67
Paramedic Joe Powell presents innovative interventions that significantly enhance survival rates from 10% to nearly 70%. This initiative, known as the Rialto Toolbox, exemplifies advancements in emergency medical response.
When the American Heart Association (AHA) opted not to incorporate Joe Powell's innovative contributions to adult cardiac resuscitation in the 2020 Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) updates, the organization ASAP was subsequently established.
The Adult Synergy Arrest Protocol (ASAP) has been formally established and is approved by the American Heart Association for high-performance teams. This initiative encompasses three novel arrest algorithms designed to enhance emergency response. Furthermore, it includes a specialized platform for education, training, and assessment. Evidence-based interventions and training methods have been demonstrated to significantly improve survival rates in adult cardiac arrest patients.
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Business growth can be successfully achieved through both direct competition with the American Heart Association (AHA) and the development of Affiliate Training Sites for the Adult Synergy Arrest Protocol (ASAP). Organizations that integrate ASAP training into their standard Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) curriculum strategically enhance their competitive position within the marketplace.
There are courses in which the ASAP Protocols directly compete with the American Heart Association (AHA) for educational offerings and certification. However, it is important to note that the ASAP Pro Protocol serves as an adjunct to Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) training, thereby positioning itself to capture a portion of that course market share.
Replaces the current AHA CPR AED
The ASAP algorithm serves as a valuable supplementary component to Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS).
The ASAP Protocol acknowledges the distinct roles within the medical personnel community, highlighting that the majority do not function as professional rescuers. This certification replaces the current AHA Basic Life Support card (HCP).
Introducing the ASAP High Performance Team Training: The ASAP advanced treatment protocols, delivered by a high-performance team, provide patients with optimal chances for successful outcomes.
The ASAP HPT Training establishes clear, measurable performance objectives essential for the effective resuscitation of adult cardiac arrest patients setting it apart from conventional megacode scenarios typically encountered in standard ACLS courses.
The AHA 100 Year celebration of no improvement in Adult Sudden Cardiac Arrest survival rates?
The ASAP Protocol curriculum serves as a substitute for specific American Heart Association (AHA) certifications, including CPR/AED for lay responders and Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Providers (HCP). Furthermore, the ASAP Pro certification is intended to enhance and support Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) courses.
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