Advanced Life Support / Code Blue - How to lead a cardiac arrest (ALS/ACLS simulation)

How to lead a cardiac arrest /code blue using the advanced cardiac life support (ALS/ACLS) algorithms. This 360-degree medical simulation video shows a well-led ALS scenario, unscripted and in real time.
Produced with Rewind VR studio and filmed in the Education Centre at University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.

[wopan]

You must avoid the no flow time. The break time is too long when the second guy starts CPR. CPR can be performed from both sides off the patient.

[boneson]

I am of the opinion that she did the code very well in an unscripted scenario. I only wish that codes would run that smooth as well

[carythomson]

From cardiac arrest call phone down to crash team arriving 21 seconds ! They were pretty quick .

[joselyons]

OK code team leader remember if you get ROSC Do you need to go straight to vital sign especially blood pressure heart rate first, then a 12 lead ECG for the adult patient, then you may want to consider a therapeutic hypothermia for unconscious unresponsive patient depending on the cause of the Arrest! Other than that that was a pretty good code blue, especially from the start. Great training video!

[jonylawson]

good presentation - i would have loudly followed the 4 x ts with the x 4 Hs
designated role bibs are also essential - many are reluctant to pop these one but they are great airway nurse/dr ...drugs etc

a senior nurse / doctor leading is always essential

[naimakyol]

Bro Daniel has had like 50 heart attacks, what a guy

[adelaideo]

Woah, my phone is simulating as if I’m there! I was thinking that the camera work was shotty cause it was staring at the floor for so long!

[theonionnews]

The person on airway seemed like he took multiple long breaks from keeping a steady RR To talk to the lead.

[usmanzahid]

Good work team, how is Daniel doing now?

[shahedc]

Wow I just realized you can do a 360 view and move the screen during the video

[benjaminnutt]

How long does it take to put gloves on she was not communicating on the same level as everyone else, some of them were sluggish and really you have to put your self as if its real and not a test.

[bocusfocus]

I was failed for saying ‘can you manage the airway’ and not specifying that I wanted them to ventilate the airway, can you shed any light on this?

[melampo]

"Can you share with the rest of the team?" Hahahahah yes queen! :D

[IGMD]

Start of compressions appears delayed beyond the acceptable range. You aren't perfusing organs without moving the blood.

[Vincentcharmaine]

1:52 it is so unnecessary to blow into your glove

[privateprivate]

In australia they listen for 10 seconds? I have not heard nor seen the administration of epinephrine within these first 2-3 minutes...? also, semantics but should the recorder not repeat what was given, and keep time? overall very good

[Chris-zgz]

Various stuff has changed in the last 7 years. Good video, but check for updates.

[hedley]

That moment when you're 38 and have never realised how much you want to be in that job. 😕

[blondeambition]

The Emergency DR needs to slow down when she talks to the team.

[chocolatepudding]

Amiodarone/epi? Am I missing something? Also aren't Hs and Ts for PEA?