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Let’s face it, sudden cardiac arrests are often fatal. But starting in 2017, the Chino Valley Fire Department (CVFD) rolled up their sleeves and fought to improve their survivability rates and save more of their community members.Chino Valley Fire Patch

CVFD implemented a QA/QI program that proved to be a game-changer. In fact, their Utstein Survival rates have more than tripled (from 16.7% to 62.5%) since 2018 – soaring above the national average.

Watch this on-demand webinar, “A Journey to Improved Survival: Chino Valley Fire District,” presented by Ryan Pourhassanian, BS, Firefighter, EMT-P with the Chino Valley Fire Dept, to discover:

  • CVFD’s simple yet powerful blueprint for boosting providers’ field performance, which directly increased patient survivability rates
  • Three real-world sudden cardiac arrest patient cases and how they helped these clinically dead patients make full neurological recoveries
  • Inspiration and a practical plan your agency can implement now to boost survivability rates, save more lives, and create more local heroes
  • Why data is the MISSING LINK between excellent team training sessions and poor actual field performance
  • How CVFD used the ZOLL RescueNet® CaseReview tool to transform their team’s CPR field performance, directly resulting in more lives saved

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Meet the Speaker

Ryan Pourhassanian is a 15-year veteran with the Chino Valley Fire District in California. He currently holds the rank of firefighter/paramedic. Ryan has been involved in EMS since 2002, serving in a variety of different roles throughout his career, such as a tactical paramedic (Fresno County Sheriff), dive rescue paramedic (American Ambulance-Fresno), and a hazardous materials specialist. Ryan voluntarily serves on various committee’s/organizations. He is a former regional faculty member for the American Heart Association and is currently a guidelines committee member for the Committee for Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (C-TECC). Ryan is the program director for the Chino Valley Fire District’s cardiac care program, CPR QA/QI program, High performance CPR cadre, Homeland Security committee, and the HEARTSafe and Bleed Safe Chino Valley community outreach programs. 

Ryan Pourhassanian
BS, Firefighter, EMT-P
Chino Valley Fire District