Risk‐Standardizing Rates of Return of Spontaneous Circulation for In‐Hospital Cardiac Arrest to Facilitate Hospital Comparisons
Paul Chan,Yuanyuan Tang +1 more
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A model to risk‐standardize hospital rates of ROSC for in‐hospital cardiac arrest is derived and validated and can support efforts to compare acute resuscitation survival across hospitals to facilitate quality improvement.Abstract:
Background Sustained return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC) is the most proximal and direct assessment of acute resuscitation quality in hospitals. However, validated tools to benchmark hospital ...read more
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