if you watch one thing today make it this

(1/3) For the first time, a new AHA scientific statement reviews data on the experience of lay people who have done CPR, assessing their perspectives on what it is truly like to respond and do CPR to save someone’s life.

(2/3) The paper reviews the impact of training and dealing with the psychological impact of witnessing and responding to an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest. Read the paper published in Circulation today at ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/CI….

Our honor to do so! AHA CPR & First Aid Bystander #CPR is the single best way for us to increase the number of lives we save!! We need to support those who step forward to try to save a life.

#Pediatrics | Mobilization Safety of Critically Ill Children: bit.ly/3tWjJ90 #aapvideoabstracts

Exploring the mysteries of mastery learning - how well does #mastery training prepare learners for future learning relative to invention / guided discovery training? link.springer.com/article/10.100… Walter Eppich Simon Edgar Victoria Brazil Andrew Petrosoniak David Kessler, MD, MSc Betsy Hunt Jeffrey Barsuk

I learned this every single day growing up in @HopkinsPICU - watching @jimfackler HalSmd Leah Harris Ivor Berkowitz Betsy Hunt, former @abp_pres & others debate productively in front of us & make each other think was learning at its best- now I get to do it 😁. #PedsICU

Yes! And the triple bonus points come when the details for THAT child at THAT moment are said out loud… “OK it is noon and he is 7 kg - so 20/kg is 140 cc of plasmalyte over five minutes, I will have it in by 12:05” 😳 That Reality check always gets us moving faster!