About Us

The Resuscitation Research Group at the University of Edinburgh is committed to research and clinical improvement with a focus on saving lives, having fun and being awesome.

We have a range of interests themed around optimising the management of critically ill patients which includes the physiology and clinical management of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, non-technical skills in time-critical resuscitation, the physiology of fluid resuscitation and the psychology of critical human interactions during the chain of survival.

RRG helped develop and deliver Scotland’s strategy for Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest. The Strategy aims to Save 1000 lives, equip 500,000 Scots with CPR skills and position Scotland as an international leader in OHCA management by 2020.

 

Save a Life for Scotland (SALFS)

Lisa Macinnes

Lead Research Nurse,
Director of SALFS

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Susan Gardner

CPR Project Co-ordinator for SALFS

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Dominika Scrocka

SALFS Project Co-ordinator

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Research Team

Diane Lac

RRG Project Co-ordinator

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Jean Skelton

RRG Research Assistant

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Gareth Clegg

Prinicipal Investigator

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Students

Molly Brewster

Academic FY2

Sara Ilicic

PhD Student

Raied Atolabi

PhD Student

James Nicholson

Academic FY2

Eilish Murphy

Medical Student

Laura Bijman

PhD Student