QxALS Adult
Specialized training to recognize intraoperative arrest, mobilize the team, and deliver a coordinated, physiology-informed response directed at the cause.
Learn · Train · Act
About the program
QxALS brings physiology, monitoring, teamwork, and cause-directed problem-solving together in the perioperative setting. The goal is not to repeat an algorithm, but to turn knowledge into a coordinated, observable clinical response.
One program, two ways to study
Choose the online course to start today, or add a hands-on simulation day with the complete program.
Both options begin with the same online course. The complete program adds an in-person day of guided practice.
Available immediately
Start immediately, progress at your own pace, and choose neither a date nor a venue.
10 CNCA points*
You can start online without waiting for an in-person date.
Combine the online course with an in-person clinical simulation day.
15 CNCA points*
Viewing a date does not reserve a place or automatically start enrollment.
*Points, endorsements, and academic conditions depend on the current format and date.
You can start today
It is the shared foundation of both options. You do not need to wait for an in-person date and can decide later whether to add the practical phase.
QxALS Adult was reviewed after the 2025 international publications. It incorporates the general update in resuscitation science, with particular emphasis on special circumstances and on interpreting arrest in the perioperative setting.
QxALS does more than repeat algorithms. It translates general and special recommendations to the witnessed, monitored patient with a potentially identifiable cause in the operating room.
QxALS is an independent educational program developed by REASEL. References to ILCOR, AHA, ERC, ASA, and PeRLS are for academic purposes and do not imply affiliation, endorsement, certification, or institutional support from those organizations.
In-person phase · published courses
Hands-on sessions at authorized venues, with schedule, price, and availability specified for each course.
Institutional support
The applicable scope is confirmed for each format, edition, and academic activity.
Selected programs and academic activities have university endorsement and may be delivered in collaboration with Universidad Anáhuac.
Selected activities receive academic and professional support from Federación Mexicana de Colegios de Anestesiología.
Support related to clinical simulation, scenario-based training, and transfer into practice.
Some activities may award points. The number depends on the corresponding program, format, and edition.
Scientific and regional coordination for selected REASEL programs, publications, and activities.
University endorsements, academic support, and applicable points may differ between the online course, the in-person phase, and the combined program.
