“May” being the key word in your claim which is currently not strongly supported.
Important to state that positioning and duration of CPR are two distinct and unrelated concepts , thus this comment doesn’t really relate to the post.
Patient positioning should not be “individualized” during cpr (I.e. they should be supine) until / unless randomized trials or other convincing evidence shows benefit of an alternate position.
“May” being the key word in your claim which is currently not strongly supported.
Important to state that positioning and duration of CPR are two distinct and unrelated concepts , thus this comment doesn’t really relate to the post.
Patient positioning should not be “individualized” during cpr (I.e. they should be supine) until / unless randomized trials or other convincing evidence shows benefit of an alternate position.