Emergency physicians reveal strategies for improving sudden Cardiac arrest survival rates in the U.S.

"A new State of Resuscitation survey released by the American College of Emergency Physicians finds an overwhelming majority (90 percent) of the emergency physicians surveyed believe that resuscitation practices in the United States are not very effective. Emergency physicians cite increased bystander CPR, faster patient-to-doctor time, improved data collection and sharing, and greater use of technology as critical to improving resuscitation for victims of sudden cardiac arrest" - PR Newswire