2010 American Heart Association

S650 Circulation November 2, 2010
Guidelines Part 1: Executive Summary: Writing Group Disclosures
Writing
Group
Member Employment Research Grant
Disclosures
Other Research
Support Speakers’ Bureau/Honoraria
Ownership
Interest
Consultant/Advisory
Board Other
John M.
Penn State University COM & Heart and Vascular
None None None None None None
Field
Institute–Professor of Medicine and Surgery. AHA ECC
Senior Science Editor
Mary Fran Vanderbilt University School of Nursing—Professor; AHA
None None None None None None
Hazinski
ECC Product Development-Senior Science Editor
†Significant AHA compensation to write, edit and review
documents such as the 2010 AHA Guidelines for CPR and
ECC.
Michael R.
Sayre
The Ohio State University-Associate Professor None None None None None None
Leon
Emeritus Director Pediatric Cardiology, Connecticut
None None None None None None
Chameides Children’s Hospital; Clinical Professor, University of
Connecticut
Stephen M.
University of Arkansas for Medical
*Pharmacokinetics of proton pump inhibitors None *Contemporary Forums (nursing None None *Various medical legal
Schexnayder Sciences–Professor/Division Chief; AHA Compensated
in critically ill children
conferences)
cases involving
Consultant as Associate Senior Science Editor
pediatric critical care
& emergency
medicine
Robin Emory University, Dept. of Emergency Medicine–Associate
None None None None None None
Hemphill
Professor
†Paid AHA writer
Ricardo A. The University of Arizona, providing clinical care, teaching,
None None None None †Consultant-American
None
Samson and research associated with an academic pediatric
Heart
cardiology practice. Professor of Pediatrics
Association-Associate
Science Editor
Salary support received
to devote 30% time to
AHA for the
development of ECC
materials
John
Kattwinkel
University of Virginia—Professor of Pediatrics None None None None None None
Robert A.
U of Pennsylvania-Professor Co-I, Laerdal Foundation, Sarver Heart
None None None. None None
Berg
Center (U of Arizona) Cardiac Arrest and
CPR Program Support Grant, 2007–2009
Farhan Montreal Children’s Hospital, McGill University; Assistant
None None None None None None
Bhanji
Professor of Pediatrics
Diana M.
Cave
Legacy Health System, Emergency Services, RN None None None None None None
Edward C. Medical University of South Carolina; Emergency medicine †NIH (EC) IMS-3 U01 NS052220 (not
None None None None *Member, DSMB Field
Jauch
physician, Stroke team physician, Professor
related)
Administration of
NIH study, all money to University
Stroke
*NIH (Co-I) ALIAS II Study U01 NS054630
Therapy–Magnesium
NIH study, all money to University
Trial (U01NS044364)
No money involved
Peter J.
University of Washington–Professor of Medicine †NHLBI Resuscitation Outcomes Consortium None *Network for Continuing *Sanofi-Aventis,
None †Medical-legal
Kudenchuk
(Principal Investigator); funding comes to
Medical Education, Academy for Novartis
Consultation
institution
Healthcare Education,
Sanofi-Aventis, Pri-Med,
Horiizon CME, with honoraria
Robert W. University of Pennsylvania–Associate Professor of †Funding Source: NIH/NINDS Grant Number: None None None None None
Neumar
Emergency Medicine
R21 NS054654 Funding Period 06/01/07 to
06/31/2010 Role on Project: Principal
Investigator Title: Optimizing Therapeutic
Hypothermia After Cardiac Arrest
Description: The goal of this project is to
evaluate how the onset and duration of
therapeutic hypothermia after cardiac arrest
impacts survival and neuroprotection
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