The Resuscitation Research Group is led by Gareth Clegg. Their research covers cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR): the life saving process following a heart attack. Research in a Nutshell The Resuscitation Research Group at the University of Edinburgh is committed to research and innovation in order to drive improvement in clinical outcomes. They have a range of interests themed around optimising the chain of survival in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest. This group is the primary academic collaborator in the development and delivery of Scotland’s strategy for out-of-hospital cardiac arrest and is the home of the Save a Life for Scotland (SALFS) partnership. They are motivated by an aspiration to make a real-world impact, maintaining a short distance between their research and practical application. Key People NameRoleGareth CleggResuscitation Research Group Lead | Senior Clinical LecturerLisa MacinnesDirector of SALFS | Lead Research NurseSusan GardnerSALFS CPR Project CoordinatorDominika ScrockaSALFS Project Coordinator | Senior Research Administrator Themes and Keywords Scientific Themes Cardiac Arrest; Chain of Survival; Resuscitation Projects More information about the group's research projects can be found on their website. Projects | Resuscitation Research Group Publications A list of the group's publications can be found on their website. Publications | Resuscitation Research Group Primary Contact Gareth Clegg Resuscitation Research Group Lead Contact details Email: Gareth.Clegg@ed.ac.uk Further Information Resuscitation Research Group Website This article was published on 2025-09-11
