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Prehospital Resuscitation (Cardiac Arrest) Notepad

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Resuscitation Notepad

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A structured cardiac arrest notepad designed for prehospital teams, helping you record key rhythms, shocks, medications, interventions and timings clearly throughout a resuscitation.

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The Prehospital Resuscitation (Cardiac Arrest) Notepad is designed to support clear, structured documentation during cardiac arrest management in the prehospital environment. Cardiac arrests are high-pressure, time-critical incidents where multiple interventions, drugs, rhythm changes and key timings may need to be recorded simultaneously. This notepad brings that information together in one structured layout, helping clinicians maintain an organised record throughout the resuscitation. Dedicated sections allow key events such as rhythm checks, shocks, airway interventions, medications and return of spontaneous circulation to be documented as they occur. This can help reduce reliance on memory and makes it easier to review the sequence of events during ongoing management and subsequent handover. The layout has been created with prehospital practice in mind, providing useful prompts while remaining quick to navigate during a dynamic resuscitation. It can be used by the clinician documenting the arrest or by another member of the team supporting the resuscitation process.

Who is it for?

Designed for clinicians and responders involved in prehospital cardiac arrest management, including: It may also be useful during simulation and resuscitation training where learners are developing familiarity with the structure, sequence and documentation of cardiac arrest management.

  • Paramedics
  • Student Paramedics
  • Ambulance Nurses
  • Emergency Medical Technicians
  • Emergency Care Assistants
  • Community First Responders
  • Other prehospital and emergency care professionals

Designed for real prehospital practice

Built for time-critical resuscitation

A clear, structured layout helps key events and interventions be recorded quickly during a fast-moving cardiac arrest.

Keep the resuscitation timeline organised

Record shocks, rhythms, medications, airway interventions and other important events together in one place.

Support clearer handover and review

An organised record of the arrest can make it easier to communicate key information when transferring care or reviewing the resuscitation afterwards.

What you can record

The notepad provides structured areas for recording key aspects of cardiac arrest management, including:

  • Cardiac rhythms
  • Rhythm check timings
  • Defibrillation shocks
  • Energy levels
  • Adrenaline administration
  • Amiodarone administration
  • Other medications
  • Airway interventions
  • Ventilation and oxygenation
  • Vascular access
  • Reversible causes considered
  • Key resuscitation events
  • Return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC)
  • Additional clinical notes

Why you'll find it useful

Keep key events together

Document the important stages of the resuscitation in one structured place rather than relying on fragmented or improvised notes.

Record timings with ease

Dedicated areas help you keep track of rhythm checks, shocks, medications and other time-critical interventions.

Reduce reliance on memory

Capture information as events occur, helping reduce the cognitive burden of recalling the full sequence after a complex resuscitation.

Support clinical handover

Keep the arrest timeline organised so important information can be quickly referenced when handing over to receiving clinicians.

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