HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS ARE LESS LIKELY TO SURVIVE CARDIAC ARREST DURING NIGHTS AND WEEKENDS
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Hospitalized patients are less likely to survive cardiac arrest furing nights and weekends
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HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS ARE LESS LIKELY TO SURVIVE CARDIAC ARREST DURING NIGHTS AND WEEKENDS
Cardiac arrest is considered a major public health issue. Now a new study finds patients who suffer from cardiac arrest while hospitalized, may be less likely to survive depending on the day and time they experience trouble.
Blip | February 24, 2008
