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Immediate and long-term impact of medical emergency teams on cardiac arrest prevalence and mortality: A plea for periodic basic life-support training programs
Critical Care Medicine, 11/20/09
Campello G et al. – Widening criteria for hospital emergency calls together with an integrated training program may reduce cardiac arrest prevalence and mortality in at–risk patients. Program effectiveness was critically related to the staff education, awareness, and responsiveness to physiologic instability of the patients. Long–term effectiveness of the program may decrease in the absence of periodic and continued implementation of educational interventions.
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