NRCPR Project Information

The National Registry of CardioPulmonary Resuscitation project includes:

• Windows-based data collection software and supporting materials
• Unlimited software and clinical support
• Standardized universal code sheets (event records)
• Quarterly comparative reports
• Annual comparative reports
• Participant web site
• Ongoing training options
• Monthly user's group forum meetings and activities

As a Participant:

• Receive quarterly reports comparing the care and outcomes of your patients with those of peers.
• Participate in the first widely distributed and continuing database describing the care and outcomes of patients receiving in-hospital resuscitation.
• Support local efforts in practice management and quality improvement by providing a comprehensive safety program.
• Support the development of a large-scale data repository for scholarly pursuits in resuscitation research.
• Twenty-four hour access to local reports