Manikin Cleaning and Hygiene
Procedures on how to keep your CPR manikins safe from contaminants before, during and after training sessions.
Learn MoreThe 2015 Guidelines Update for CPR and ECC highlighted research showing the benefits of feedback devices that provide learners with real-time, audio-visual corrective feedback on aspects of CPR. Studies show that feedback devices help students achieve mastery of critical CPR skills and shorten the time from demonstration to competence.
As of February 18, 2021, Heart & Stroke will require the use of an instrumented directive feedback device in several of its courses.
This new policy requires feedback devices in the following courses:
The policy recommends the use of feedback devices in the following courses:
Teach correct techniques
Instill confidence by training on all age ranges in one session. Adjust learners’ performance with built-in sensors and objective feedback technology.
Guideline compliant
Teach all the parameters of high-quality CPR to bystanders as defined by the AHA by connecting every Little QCPR manikin to objective feedback technology.
Get guidance and feedback
Increase classroom efficiency with intuitive QCPR-apps. Allow instructors to be more hands-on and train more people in less time with objective feedback and in-app guides.
Professional grade QCPR Feedback
Designed and built for healthcare responders, the Resusci QCPR family offers a new level of precision training for treating babies, children, and adults in cardiac arrest. Each manikin and feedback device is guidelines compliant.
Multi-purpose by design
The Resusci QCPR line has configurations and feedback options and setups that are optimal for skills training and high-performance team training.
Expanded training possibilities
Help build proficiency in additional CPR skills with optional features including, airway head, IV arm, IO leg, AED skin, and more
Consumables including replacement lungs and manikin wipes are
available for the full range of Laerdal's CPR manikins.