Resusci Junior QCPR

More effective CPR training

QCPR technology is used to allow both instructors and participants to more effectively monitor and review CPR performance, increasing efficiency and increasing the value of training time.

It thus becomes possible to:

• organize exercises for individuals and work teams with a high workload in a more efficient way
• place the exercises in any environment
• evaluate performance results for multiple people in real time
• make reports in groups and at the same time assess individual performances.

Create teams that perform at their peak

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation in children is unusual. This is precisely why it is important to learn how correctly performed CPR on a child feels and thereby maximize their chance of surviving the most critical moments of resuscitation.

We have consulted with pediatric experts, experienced in CPR on children, to create realistic resistance during chest compressions and appropriate chest elevation during inhalations.

Summary of new features of Resusci Junior QCPR

• Improved compression mechanism – realistic and stable
• Meets 2015 guidelines - compression depth of 50-60mm
• Realistic breathing balloon mask (BVM) and mouth-to-mouth (MTM) ventilation – chest rise, head tilt and optional audible feedback
• New electronics – Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and sensors
• Battery powered, but can also be connected to a mains socket
• Exercise mat - also works as a carrying bag