Cardiac Resuscitation in the Community¶
Eisenberg, M. S. (1979). Cardiac Resuscitation in the Community: Importance of Rapid Provision and Implications for Program Planning. JAMA, 241(18), 1905-1907.
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- Two further genuine domains share the apparatus: ambulance-response service areas, where the horizon is an 8-minute response target over the road network, and CDN edge assignment, where users are mapped to the nearest cache under a latency tolerance over the routing fabric.
This sourceEstablishes that out-of-hospital cardiac-arrest survival improves sharply when definitive care reaches the patient within ~8 minutes (43% survival when CPR within 4 min and definitive care within 8 min) — the empirical basis for the ~8-minute EMS ambulance-response service-area horizon over the road network. (Corroborated by Holmén et al., "Shortening Ambulance Response Time Increases Survival in Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest," Journal of the American Heart Association 9, no. 21 (2020).)
- Two further genuine domains share the apparatus: ambulance-response service areas, where the horizon is an 8-minute response target over the road network, and CDN edge assignment, where users are mapped to the nearest cache under a latency tolerance over the routing fabric.
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