I recently saw this snippet published in a local NYC daily about a research study that compared outcomes of cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) performed by bystanders as to that performed by trained personnel
Results: During a three-year period, researcher analyzed a nationwide emergency medical services database to compare outcomes between patients with bystanders witnessed, out-of -hospital cardiac arrest who received convential CPR (19,328 patients and those who received chest comparison only CPR (27,707 patients).
Conclusion of the study : Guidelines continue to recommend convential CPR by trained healthcare providers.
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