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Introducing the RESCU Center

June 9, 2021
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The goal of the RESCU Center is to discover, engineer, and translate a new generation of technology that will break through current barriers which prevent wide dissemination of advanced resuscitation.

Their integrated, multidisciplinary team of clinicians, scientists, and engineers actively work together to understand and quickly address relevant knowledge and technology gaps.

RESCU will undertake rigorous research involving resuscitation strategies and/or procedures in the pre-hospital and hospital environments that advance our understanding of cardiac arrest, trauma, and shock pathophysiology and treatment. Technology development is an integral theme of the RESCU Center. RESCU believes that the strategic application of multifaceted technology can accelerate discovery and translation.

Read more about the RESCU Center on their website here: https://em.uw.edu/research/rescu-center.

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