Wow!

1 out of 136 CPR attempts in COVID achieved favourable neurological outcome at 30 days.

Advice from UDHE (Uncle Darrel Health England):
*Definitely* get that PPE on first, and if no PPE available, do not attempt CPR.
Your team would be providing net killage to the country. https://twitter.com/sarahhudsonuk/status/1249034936482439168

People WhatsApped me to encourage me to avoid being sacked.

I don't care.

The job of a professor is to profess stuff. And get sacked if needed.

It is small harm to suffer. If it saves people from dying unnecessarily.

So I profess that all UK Healthcare workers should wear PPE for CPR. And not do it at all if no PPE.

This will cause delays and may reduce the survival rate of CPR from the current 1%.

I am happy to debate anyone who wishes to argue that the 3 nurses, who managed to avoid getting a different disease from doing CPR, are a sufficient basis to overturn the two other cohorts where the odds ratio was 3 and 4.5 respectively.

It is an idle boast. Nobody is going to be waste their time sacking me. They are too busy running around doing useful stuff.

I'm the only one sitting at home tweeting at people. So they won't even know.

Moreover nobody here is mad enough to believe the non-AGP hypothesis.

My argument will be based on this thread, I am happy to state in advance. Feel free to point out where it is wrong. https://twitter.com/ProfDFrancis/status/1246351289283424258