- Early targeted temperature management (TTM) initiation is associated with improved neurological outcomes and survival among out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) patients.
- Door to TTM initiation time (DTT) is emerging as a quality metric in post-resuscitation care.
- A baseline survey of clinicians involved in direct care of OHCA patients at a single hospital was conducted to assess knowledge and perspectives about TTM and any delays in initiation.
- Baseline and post-intervention mean DTT data was calculated.
- QI project aimed at improving education and quality metrics on post-resuscitative care, specifically time to initiate targeted temperature management.

Targeted temperature management in post cardiac arrest patients

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