Press Release: NFL at CCPRF CASSummit
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Call for Presentations Now Open!
Share your research, case studies, advocacy, awareness and best practices at the 2025 Cardiac Arrest Survival Summit. Present at CASSummit to not only be part of the discussion, but also help lead the lifesaving learning that results. Submissions close at 11:59 p.m. ET, March 14, 2025. Learn more >>
2023 SUMMIT RECAP
Cardiac Arrest Survival Summit
A Spotlight on Summit Success
CCPRF was thrilled to host Jeff Miller, NFL’s Executive Vice President of Communications, Public Affairs, and Policy, as the Keynote Speaker, along with Jonathan Drezner, MD, team physician of the Seattle Seahawks, as the Opening Plenary Speaker. Summit attendees also had the opportunity to:
- Engage with over 200 presenters from various countries, including the U.S., Australia, Brazil, Canada, Denmark, Germany, India, Kenya, Singapore, Switzerland, the UAE, and UK.
- Participate in 10 dynamic and timely plenary sessions.
- Explore over 100 presentations across five tracks, as well as poster presentations and roundtable discussions.
- Take advantage of professional development and continuing education opportunities.
- Network with experts in the fields of resuscitation, in-hospital care, EMS, community education, and training.
- Explore the latest products and services in the industry during two full days in the interactive Expo Hall.
- Participate in the powerful and inclusive CPR Saves Lives Rally.
For people worldwide passionate about saving lives, the CASSummit is the only opportunity to learn, collaborate on and implement the latest resuscitation science across the full chain of survival. Stay in the know for Summit 2025 by joining our email list!
CCPRF Summit 2023 Program Chair and Chief Medical Officer of GMR
“We’ve seen examples from communities worldwide where SCA save rates exceed 50%. Yet national averages have hardly budged beyond 10%. Please take this challenge: come to San Diego and help us discover together how we can create transformative change so more lives can be saved.”
—Ed Racht, MD, CCPRF’s Summit 2023 Program Chair and Chief Medical Officer, Global Medical Response
People annually in the US experience cardiac arrest outside of a hospital.
Survival rate increases when CPR is used.