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Community CPR and EMS intervention program did not increase survival after cardiac arrest
2 outlets · first reported by AHA Newsroom 3d ago · latest 2d ago · 22 hours of coverage
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3d ago
Community CPR and EMS intervention program did not increase survival after cardiac arrestResearch Highlights: A five-year, randomized controlled trial of 60 counties in North Carolina (representing a population of over 8.5 million people) found that a comprehensive emergency medical services (EMS) and community-based cardiac arrest...
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2d ago
Community CPR and EMS intervention program did not increase survival after cardiac arrestA comprehensive emergency medical services and community-based educational intervention in North Carolina focused on recognizing out-of-hospital cardiac arrest and actions needed quickly to increase bystander CPR and use of an automated external defibrillator (AED) did not significantly improve…
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