Introduction to Adult In-Hospital CPR eLecture 

Doing compressions to the beat of staying alive, thats the best clinical advice I've ever seen. Nick Smith your a hero!

Great video and you made me giggle twice....no singing and yes they look dead

Thanks for this!!!

do ABC rather than CAB, is this big difference between AHA and NHS?

Prefer you build more on points and facts such as why agonal breathing isn't a sign of life, I know myself but some extra snippets of information would help. Also can compression be shown as fast as they are meant to be? I get a slow demonstration is necessary but showing how it is is also important given that 10% chance of survival is important. Also If I have to be blunt your humour isn't good, bee gees was cringeful, you can't say "this part is really important so listen" when you sneak in cheap gags. Beegees was NOT what i was thinking when doing CPR. There are some people who can balance out their medical knowledge and insight with good personality (TheNHSdoc or Surgical Tech tips) And I know this is a old video but it wasn't very engaging.

Nick. Heart stopped does NOT mean "technically dead" Only a Doctor Can decide this and the decision is based on brain death not cardiac arrest. Fundamental does actually mean basic and vice versa. Maybe more correct information and leave out the amateur dramatics?