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Community Input| FACT Study

First-Responder Airway and Compression Trial

King County Emergency Medical Services along with the University of Washington have proposed a study that hopes to improve care of adults who have a sudden cardiac arrest. This study will compare different ways of performing rescue breathing and chest compressions by fire fighters/emergency medical technicians when summoned by 9-1-1. The treatments being compared are all standard ways of performing CPR. The study is evaluating which way may be best. For more details about the study, please go to https://kingcounty.gov/en/dept/dph/health-safety/health-centers-programs-services/emergency-medical-services/study or click here

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