Resuscitation Science Symposium
The American Heart Association's annual scientific meeting focused on the latest resuscitation research and implementation science.
Visit event site →Upcoming Events and Opportunities to get involved
In this page we aim to bring together conferences, networks, and project collaboration opportunities that can strengthen cardiac arrest survivorship research.
Conferences & Congresses
Events at a glance
| Event | Date range | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Resuscitation Science Symposium | 7-9 November | United States, Chicago, Illinois |
| Post-Care 2026 | 9–11 September | Lund, Sweden |
| ERC Congress | 17–19 September | Milan, Italy |
| 4th Arab Resuscitation Council Scientific Conference | 15–17 October | Dubai, UAE |
Post-Care 2026
Meeting focused on post-resuscitation and survivorship pathways (9–11 September).
Visit event site →ERC Congress
European Resuscitation Council congress information and participation details (17–19 September).
Visit event site →4th Arab Resuscitation Council Scientific Conference
Regional scientific conference hosted by the Arab Resuscitation Council in Dubai, UAE (15–17 October).
Visit event site →Networks & Working Groups
COST Action CA24142
COST Action CA24142 - Precision Medicine for Cardiac Arrest (PREMEDICARE). This is a Europe-wide networking framework that can support exchange, mobility, and coordinated action. Includes a focus on understanding the long-term burden of OHCA in the young.
Visit COST Action page →SABRE: Support After Bystander Resuscitation
The SABRE network is an international collaboration established in 2024 to strengthen support services for people who have attempted CPR during an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest. The network meets every three months online, and in person at conferences, to share knowledge, collaborate and support the formation of bystander support services. All are welcome to join.
Please contact Vicky.joshi@gcu.ac.uk if you would like to be included in the SABRE mailing list.
Projects Seeking Collaborators
This section is intentionally drafted as a placeholder for projects that are actively looking for partners (e.g., clinical sites, qualitative researchers, patient/public involvement contributors, data science support, and implementation partners).
Proposed format for each listing: project title, collaboration need, timeline, country or region, and contact link.