CPR Coach en quirófano: del algoritmo al desempeño del equipo

María del Carmen Molina-Torres; Rafael Eduardo Herrera-Elizalde

Scientific contribution · Perioperative resuscitation

CPR Coach in the operating room

Original publication title (Spanish): CPR Coach en quirófano: del algoritmo al desempeño del equipo

María del Carmen Molina-Torres · Rafael Eduardo Herrera-Elizalde

Defines the CPR Coach’s role in protecting the mechanical quality of CPR while clinical leadership focuses on diagnosing and treating the causes.

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The contribution addresses a team role dedicated to CPR performance. The 2025 systematic review found low- or very-low-certainty evidence on quality and adherence; pediatric simulation studies predominate. It does not demonstrate improved survival or establish specific effectiveness in adults in the operating room. A possible perioperative adaptation must be explained as a proposal and evaluated in its context.

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Systematic review of CPR coaching, 2025 ↗

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A line of work on cardiac arrest in special circumstances.

REASEL and the Latin American Council for Resuscitation in Special Circumstances present this contribution within a collection devoted to perioperative cardiac arrest, team coordination and decisions after return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC). The official publisher source remains on Medigraphic.

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