Cardiac arrest study may help EMS, ERs
1,600 views · Published 8 October 2008 · 2:31 · Indexed 21 October 2026
Channel: Michigan Medicine · 2008 · Education
A new study led by a U-M emergency physician shows that a single standard guideline could help ambulance crews and emergency room teams determine which cardiac arrest victims might benefit from a trip to the hospital - while at the same time reducing futile efforts on patients who have no chance of surviving a cardiac arrest.
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