Why the study?
Significant new data and controversies about advanced life support interventions required systematic review to update evidence-based treatment recommendations.
Systematic Review
The 2015 ILCOR consensus updates evidence-based treatment recommendations for advanced life support during and after cardiac arrest.
Clinicians should apply many ALS interventions cautiously amid low-quality evidence; highlights urgent gaps for high-quality RCTs to strengthen guidelines.
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Callaway et al. (2015) conducted a systematic review in Cardiac arrest. Advanced life support interventions was evaluated. Advanced life support guidelines were updated based on a systematic review of 42 PICO questions, demonstrating that the quality of evidence for many interventions remains low or very low.
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