First Aus-ROC PhD student completion!
Last month Dr Kylie Dyson was the first Aus-ROC PhD student to complete her PhD. Her thesis entitled, “Paramedic exposure to cardiac arrest and patient survival: does practice make perfect?”, passed without changes.
This research found that individual paramedics rarely treat cardiac arrest and increasing exposure is associated with improved patient survival. Also, paramedic exposure to a single complex procedure, endotracheal intubation, was associated with improved performance. These findings suggest that paramedic exposure to cardiac arrest and resuscitation procedures need to be monitored and strategies to supplement low exposure, such as simulation training, should be explored.
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New Aus-ROC publication -impact of COVID-19
Howell S, Nehme Z, Ball S, Doan T, Finn J, Bosley E, Faddy S, Dicker B, Swain A, Cameron P, Thorrowgood M, Thomas A, Perillo S, McDermott M, Green M, Packham N, Dantanarayana A, Cuthbertson J, Bray J. The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on resuscitation attempts, bystander CPR and survival outcomes in Australia and New Zealand: A binational population-based Epistry study. Resuscitation Plus, 2025, 22, 100894.
2024 Epistry Annual Report
We are delighted to launch our 2024 Aus-ROC Epistry Annual Report and the latest Aus-ROC data*
*Please acknowledge the Aus-ROC Epistry when using infographics or data