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Aim
To improve the opportunity for early resuscitation and defibrillation before ambulance arrival.
About CARAMBA
A research project built around local communities.
CARAMBA works with public housing communities to improve cardiac arrest response through better access to defibrillators, practical training and recruitment of volunteer responders.
Project foundation
One coordinated local intervention
CARAMBA combines research, practical interventions and local partnerships to make cardiac arrest response more accessible where people live.
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Method
Strategic defibrillator deployment, practical training and local recruitment of volunteer responders.
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Local anchoring
The intervention is developed and implemented with housing organisations, residents and local partners.
The people behind CARAMBA
Project team
The project team is responsible for research, coordination, training, communication and the local implementation of CARAMBA.
Organisation
Steering group
The steering group supports CARAMBA through strategic guidance, organisational anchoring and overall project oversight.
Fredrik Folke
Clinical Professor
Gunnar Gislason
Steering group member
Freddy Lippert
Steering group member
Jesper Kjærgaard
Steering group member
Christian Hassager
Steering group member
Tine Tjørnhøj-Thomsen
Steering group member
Annette Ersbøll
Steering group member
Anne Juul Grabmayr
Postdoctoral Researcher and Medical Doctor
Annam Sheikh
PhD Student
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