Contra Costa EMS is proud to announce their participation in a study evaluating the LUCAS device just published in Resuscitation. The study found that interruptions in CPR to apply the LUCAS mechanical chest compression system can be longer than 20 seconds, and training in the prompt application and use of these devices is very important. The link to the abstract is available below. Contact Contra Costa EMS for more information.
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