Pediatric Resuscitation Quality (pediRES-Q) is an international collaborative of pediatric hospitals of diverse size, geographic locations, and academic support passionate about pediatric resuscitation. This clinical learning laboratory network aims to discover, measure, analyze, publish, implement, and disseminate improved evidence-based CPR data to inform current and future evidence-based resuscitation guidelines that saves more lives and improves quality of life for children.

Once you upload your monitor/defibrillator data file containing event CPR data and let the DCC (CHOP) know, a CPR “report card” will be sent back to you (attached to the event file in REDCap) which contains summaries of the CPR data: minutes of CPR, mean compression depth (cm), mean compression rate (cpm), mean release velocity (mm/sec), compression fraction, and number and duration of pauses during event. This data is very useful during debriefings to provide feedback on quality of resuscitation event to local clinical providers.

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First, please review the Publication Oversight page.

Next, complete the Manuscript Analysis Request Form (MARF).

Then, email the completed form to pediRES-Q@chop.edu. The Manuscript Oversight Committee should respond to your request within 2 weeks.

Yes! pediRES-Q provides an excellent opportunity for junior investigators to participate in abstract and manuscript preparation and submission. We encourage junior investigators to be first author on at least one manuscript with additional opportunities to be on many writing groups.