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to receive CPR than blacks, Hispanics, or members of other racial/ethnic populations (p<0 001) Overall survival to hospital discharge of patients whose events were not witnessed by EMS personnel was 8 5 Of these, patients who received bystander CPR had a significantly higher rate of overall survival (11 2 ) than those who did not (7 0 ) (p<0
informed choice, you might want to know current CPR statistics CPR Success Rates CPR success rate is 25 if your heart stops while in the hospital It decreases to 12 if received outside of the hospital CPR success rates decrease for people who have more medical issues Older individuals or those with more than one chronic illness generally
(CPR) and de?brillation Main outcome measures Survival to 1 month Results In all, 7187 patients ful?lled the set criteria Age, place of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) and gender did not change Bystander CPR increased from 46 to 73 ; 95 CI for OR 1 060 to 1 081 per year The median delay from collapse to de?brillation increased
for a special type of advance directive to limit CPR outside the hospital, known as an Out-of-Hospital Do-Not-Resuscitate Order This document is the only way to prevent paramedics from providing futile attempts at resuscitation outside the hospital setting Isn’t there more to a decision about CPR and DNAR orders than statistics about results of