Sentence examples for new cpr from inspiring English sources
The present study evaluates a new CPR feedback system (Mini-VREM: Mini-Virtual Reality Enhanced Mannequin) designed to improve CC during training.
The present study evaluates a new CPR feedback application for the iPhone (iCPR) designed to improve chest compression performance tested in a cardiac arrest simulation to evaluate performance and acceptance by healthcare professionals and lay people.
Following multivariable logistic regression a new CPR to predict mortality was constructed.
New CPR Procedures May Improve Survival Chances : Medicine: Results of first major study indicate that technique can 'save many more people,' doctor says.
Later, I saved a loved one's life using the NEW CPR, and managed to navigate through the healthcare system with minimal bills, but this time WITH health insurance that failed to cover a life saving procedure.
Researchers at St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center in Paterson, N. J., found that 25% of the patients treated with the new CPR technique left the hospital alive, compared to 7% of those treated with the standard technique.
Despite enormous efforts in recent years to improve quality of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) by the development of new CPR-guidelines and to enhance post-resuscitation care particularly by the introduction of mild therapeutic hypothermia and early coronary intervention, survival rates after OHCA remain unsatisfyingly low in many countries.
There is a need to shift emphasis from deriving new CPRs to validating and implementing existing CPRs.
There is a need to change emphasis from deriving new CPRs to validating and implementing existing CPRs.
— JOYCE LAU French business school has new requirement: CPR The Grenoble Graduate School of Business has a new requirement for more than 600 masters students: a first aid and CPR class in English, the French institution said in a statement last week.
A new multivariable CPR (NEWS-HAZARD) combining coded history with physiological and blood parameters improved discrimination for in-hospital mortality.
