Helping Hospitals Meet the New Joint Commission Resuscitation Standards

Survival rates from in-hospital cardiac arrest (IHCA) varies. To address this, The Joint Commission continues to revise resuscitation standards that minimize the differences in treatment across hospitals and encourage practices shown to positively impact resuscitation and post-resuscitation care. 

New requirements, effective January 1, 2022, include performance improvement standards on how hospitals collect, compile, and analyze resuscitation data to monitor performance. 

ZOLL Solutions

To help you comply with these new requirements, ZOLL^® offers software that compiles and analyzes data from every code across your organization. With ZOLL’s RescueNet^® CodeNet^® system, you can collect, collate, aggregate, and manage code data all in one location, helping your team improve CPR accuracy and simplifying debriefing. With the push of a button, you can send files from the R Series^®, X Series^® or ZOLL AED 3^® BLS using the hospital’s secure WiFi network.

To learn more about how ZOLL can help your hospital comply with The Joint Commission’s updated requirements, contact your ZOLL representative or call us at (978) 421-9712.

_{¹The Joint Commission website, “R3 Report: Requirement, Rationale, Reference: Resuscitation Standards for Critical Access Hospitals,” 2021 Jun 18, Issue 28, www.jointcommission.org. Accessed 25 Aug. 2021.}

_{²The Joint Commission website, “R3 Report: Requirement, Rationale, Reference: Resuscitation Standards for Hospitals,” 2021 Jun 18, Issue 29, www.jointcommission.org. Accessed 25 Aug. 2021.}

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