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CPREzy proves to be a solution to CPR skill loss.
Researchers at the University Hospital in Aachen, Germany, have investigated the effect of using the CPREzy, a mechanical guidance and feedback device, in CPR training. Using approved ERC (European Resuscitation Council) training procedures they found that those students who were introduced to CPREzy during training retained their skills longer when they were later tested WITHOUT the device. Read More..

CPREzy break through in Holland
NedCert, the only certification body authorised by the Dutch Accreditation Council for issuing certificates of competence in accordance with ISO/IEC 17024:2003 for First Aid, Basic Life Support and AED use, have announced that they have now authorised the use of the CPREzy in examinations of an individual’s competency in delivering good quality chest compressions as a part of CPR. Furthermore NedCert anticipate that students will want to practice with the CPREzy prior to the exam. Read More..

Health Affairs announce the acquisition of CPREzy
Health Affairs Pty Ltd. is pleased to announce the outright purchase of the CPREzy business from Medteq Innovations Pty Ltd, a subsidy of Techstar Pty Ltd., a listed company on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX). Read More..

CPREzy - A new adjunct to improve quality of chest compressions
With the "CPREzyTM" (Health Affairs, UK), comparatively simple equipment was tested, which is designed to support the user in performing ECC. Having applied it to the lower end of the sternum, compressions are executed by the user on the top of the CPREzy-pad. The depth is indicated during the compression by a row of LEDs which light up and are marked for children, small, normal, large and very large adults. When the pressure is released correctly these LEDs expire after each compression. A clearly audible beep at the rate of 100/min. indicates the necessary speed of the ECC. Read More..

Published Scientific Research
We suggest that the use of the CPREzy makes a contribution to the safety of the caregiver, when using a biphasic defibrillator. This may be particularly important in ad hoc teams or when compressions are performed close to defibrillation. Read More..

For further information contact Jon Bennett-Baggs, Managing Director, Health Affairs Ltd, 020 8905 5999 or jonbb@healthaffairs.co.uk

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