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Algorithm C COACHED Approach to defibrillation C.O.A.C.H.E.D. Turn monitor on to defib amp select joules 4 Jkg max 200J C Appendix 6 CHW Clinical Escalation of Care Poster .. 22. Guideline No 2006-8239 v11 Guideline Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and Equipment

International guidelines recommend that interruptions to chest compressions are minimised during defibrillation. As a result, some resuscitation educators have adopted a more structured approach to defibrillation. One such approach is the 'C.O.A.C.H.E.D.' cognitive aid Continue compressions, Oxygen away, All others away, Charging, Hands off, Evaluate, Defibrillate or Disarm. To date

Overall median PSP was 9.35 s for COACH-RED and 6.94 s for COACHED. Sub-group analysis of COACH-RED revealed median PSP 10.80 s in shockable rhythms and 8.74 s 2 s less in non-shockable rhythms.

Introduction International guidelines recommend that interruptions to chest compressions are minimised during defibrillation. As a result, some resuscitation educators have adopted a more structured approach to defibrillation. One such approach is the 'C.O.A.C.H.E.D.' cognitive aid Continue compressions, Oxygen away, All others away, Charging, Hands off, Evaluate, Defibrillate or Disarm.

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Title Additional information page ACT Ambulance Service C.O.A.C.H.E.D. cardiac arrest management method. May 2017. Author ACT Ambulance Service

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C C C ompressions Continue Person in charge of the defibrillator to say, 'compressions continue' O xygen away Person in charge of the defibrillator to say, 'remove free flowing oxygen'.

The article evaluates the effectiveness of the 'C.O.A.C.H.E.D.' cognitive aid for defibrillation in emergency settings.

COACHED a safe method for defibrillation Requires trained staff and clear instructions. We suggest in a resuscitation sim OSCE state you want to use it. There will be variability between departments and states etc on exact wording. Ensure good effective closed loop communication. C Compressions Continue O Oxygen away if free flowing BVM