Dietrich

I don't know what that is.

Um, and you're trying to figure it out.

You get 10 seconds to figure it out.

And my, our EMTs are starting chest compressions and you get another two minutes to think about your poor decisions.

Um,

Um, but really that focus on hands on the chest, it has been huge.

And like you said, that making it simpler so that they can, they have one task.

All right.

I going to push on the chest.

If the patient wakes up, I did a great job, but they don't wake up.

I'm doing something.

Yeah.

Yeah, that's what our med control is very big on that.

Like I, you know, we went from like when I became training officer, we had very few ROSC, very few return of spontaneous circulation.

And then we got our ROSC rate went high.

Like we were like 54%, I think two years ago.

And I was like, yes.

And he's like, oh, but your discharge rate, like we got to get our discharge.

Like, you know, we're 10 to 15% discharge rate, which is still a really good discharge rate, but that's what we're focused on.

So like I was focused on pulses and he was like, Dietrich, you give enough epi to a rock, you get a pulse back.