The Resuscitation Quality Improvement (RQI)® Program is the performance improvement program from AHA that delivers quarterly training to support mastery of high-quality CPR skills. With RQI, healthcare providers have the confidence and competency to …

Learn more about Resusication Quality Improvement (RQI), an innovative technology-based program from the AHA. See case studies and specifics about RQI.

The American Heart Association Resuscitation’s Quality Improvement Program ® (AHA RQI Program) offers an innovative approach to maintenance of competency for sustaining high-quality CPR skills and the AHA course

The AHA digital resuscitation portfolio includes AHA’s HeartCode®, HeartCode Complete, and Resuscitation Quality Improvement® (RQI®) programs for basic (BLS), advanced (ACLS/ALS), and pediatric (PALS) healthcare education and quality improvement.

Hear from RQI customers about the successes of RQI implementation in their organization. Watch videos, read case studies, and request information about RQI.

Explore the AHA’s CPR and ECC algorithms for adult, pediatric, and neonatal resuscitation. Learn the latest evidence-based recommendations.

AHA RQI Program is designed to improve CPR quality throughout the healthcare enterprise by providing convenient and regular training and assessment and analytics to help confirm competency and identify areas for CPR continuous quality improvement.

Verified Competence – Resuscitation Quality Improvement (RQI) 2025 RQI verified CPR competence is the higher standard of care, demonstrated to improve clinical care delivery and to increase survival from sudden cardiac arrest.**

Leveraging their expertise beyond CPR instruction, the Network influences healthcare best practices and guides organizations and providers to elevate their quality improvement journey. As our agents of change and most valued pathway, the Quality Network advances our shared mission of improving patient outcomes and saving more lives.

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