Effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on cardiac arrest resuscitation practices and outcomes in non-COVID-19 patients

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@danrausa Sorry wrong link above. This is the Hong Kong study. The study I accidentally linked to in my intial reply is an older simulation study looking at effectiveness of cpr with PPE https://t.co/ZZFWggx4iv

29 Dec 2021

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RT @LingLing7: Unfortunately we showed that changes to CPR practices during this pandemic had an effect on ROSC rates in patients without C…

14 Sep 2021

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RT @LingLing7: Unfortunately we showed that changes to CPR practices during this pandemic had an effect on ROSC rates in patients without C…

14 Sep 2021

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Unfortunately we showed that changes to CPR practices during this pandemic had an effect on ROSC rates in patients without COVID-19. This may be due to need to wear full PPE prior to commencing CPR. @CUHKMedicine https://t.co/awaQdChyu0

14 Sep 2021

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