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Treatment Recommendations and Evidence Summary

This presentation provides treatment recommendations and supporting evidence for a specific topic. It includes key studies, consensus statements, and knowledge gaps. Total of 11 to 14 slides.

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Treatment Recommendations and Evidence Summary

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  1. Essential slide. Estimated presentation time 20 sec Total of 11 (no studies) to 14 slides (maximum) using standard format. Almost all information should be able to be cut and pasted from worksheet.Please delete these text boxes when not needed anymore. Insert Worksheet Question Worksheet identifier: BLSXYZ Author: Name Affiliation: Name Taskforce: Name Other Worksheet Authors: Names

  2. Essential slide. Estimated time <30 sec Please paste from worksheet. Worksheet Specific Conflict Of Interest Disclosure • Please paste from worksheet • Commercial/industry • List here • Potential intellectual conflicts • List here

  3. Essential slide. Estimated time <30 sec 2005 Consensus on Science and Treatment Recommendation • Please provide the Consensus on Science and Treatment Recommendation published in the 2005 International Consensus on CPR and ECC Science with Treatment Recommendations (see Circulation or Resuscitation) if this topic was reviewed in 2005. • If topic not reviewed, indicate no review in 2005.

  4. Essential slide. Estimated time <30 sec Insert your proposed Treatment recommendation(s) from worksheet. This is going to help the audience evaluate your presentation and decide if the data supports it or not. 2010 Proposed Treatment Recommendations Insert Treatment Recommendations from worksheet eg. • Parachutes should be used in all planned and unplanned jumps from altitude. • Handkerchiefs should not be used in jumps from altitude

  5. Essential slide. Estimated time <20 sec Supporting evidence table Select header, table, and footer from Worksheet and “Paste special” as picture. Adjust pasted picture size if necessary. Paste key beside key article(s). denotes key article(s)

  6. Essential slide. Estimated time <20 sec Neutral evidence table Select header, table, and footer from Worksheet and “Paste special” as picture. Adjust pasted picture size if necessary. Paste key beside key article(s). denotes key article(s)

  7. Essential slide. Estimated time <20 sec Opposing evidence table Select header, table, and footer from Worksheet and “Paste special” as picture. Adjust pasted picture size if necessary. Paste key beside key article(s). denotes key article(s)

  8. Optional slide. Estimated time <60 sec One of up to 3 (maximum) summary slides (in standard format). May refer to more than one citation per slide if necessary. Key studies • Present a key summary graph or table • Citation #1

  9. Optional slide. Estimated time <60 sec One of up to 3 (maximum) summary slides (in standard format). May refer to more than one citation per slide if necessary. Key studies • Present a key summary graph or table • Citation #2

  10. Optional slide. Estimated time <60 sec One of up to 3 (maximum) summary slides (an example of an alternative format). Summary Outcomes (example) Copy and Paste Summary Table from Worksheet

  11. Essential slide (one slide only). Estimated time <60 sec Insert Summary statement(s) from worksheet. Consensus on Science statements Insert Summary statement(s) with references from worksheet* • eg. Evidence from 3 observational studies (LOE 4) [Author, year, first page; author, year, first page; author, year, first page] and 2 animal studies [author, year, first page; author, year, first page] demonstrated improved survival (or other specific outcome) when parachutes were used instead of handkerchiefs…. (consider PICO format: patient group, intervention, comparator and outcome) • Some harm was noticed when parachutes failed to open (NNH= 1)[author, year, first page] * NOTE: PLEASE BE SURE TO CITE SPECIFIC REFERENCES (use first author last name, year, first page for each).

  12. Essential slide (one slide only). Estimated time <60 sec Insert Treatment recommendations(s) from worksheet. Draft Treatment Recommendations • Insert Treatment Recommendations from worksheet eg. • Parachutes should be used in all planned and unplanned jumps from altitude. • Handkerchiefs should not be used in jumps from altitude

  13. Essential slide (one slide only). Estimated time <30 sec Knowledge Gaps (eg. ETT vs BVM) • Other specific worksheets that would be helpful • Relationship with training to ETT success • Specific research required • Adult ETT vs BVM

  14. Essential slide (one slide only). Estimated time <30 sec Next Steps This slide will be completed during Task Force Discussion (not worksheet author) and should include: • Person responsible • Due date

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