CAC: aktueller Stand der Cardiac-Arrest-Zentren

 

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Zusammenfassung

Cardiac-Arrest-Zentren (CAC) sind Krankenhäuser, die in besonderer Weise auf die Weiterbehandlung von prähospital reanimierten Patienten spezialisiert sind. In Deutschland wurden 2017, weltweit erstmalig, Qualitätskriterien festgelegt und es sind aktuell bereits mehr als 100 Krankenhäuser als CAC zertifiziert. Auch in internationalen Leitlinien wird die Weiterbehandlung dieser Patienten in einem CAC empfohlen. Studiendaten unterstreichen die Bedeutung der flächendeckenden Einführung dieser Kliniken, da sie einen positiven Einfluss auf das Überleben der Patienten haben und Rettungsdienstpersonal eine begrenzte zusätzliche Transportzeit von 16,3 Minuten akzeptiert, um ein CAC zu erreichen.

Abstract

Cardiac Arrest Centers (CAC) are hospitals that are specialised in the treatment of prehospital resuscitated patients. In Germany quality criteria were defined in 2017 for the first time worldwide and there are currently more than 100 hospitals certified as CAC. International guidelines also recommend the continued treatment of these patients in a CAC. Study data underline the importance of the widespread introduction of these clinics, as they have a positive impact on patient survival and emergency medical personnel accept an additional transport time of 16.3 minutes to reach a CAC.

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Article published online:
13 October 2023

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