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Mobile Smartphone Technology Is Associated With Out-of-hospital Cardiac Arrest Survival Improvement: The First Year "Greater Paris Fire Brigade" Experience.
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Conversations around the publication reference empirical evidence, such as the study reporting a rise in survival rates from 16% to 35% for out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, highlighting the effectiveness of the 'Staying Alive' app. Words like 'exciting' and 'transformative' are used, emphasizing the potential for this technology to change emergency response and save lives. Additionally, concerns about the overall evidence for clinical benefit indicate a critical engagement with the findings.
Many discussions are supportive of the study's findings, indicating a positive reception towards the role of smartphone apps in improving survival rates.
Participants show high levels of curiosity about the study, with many wanting to explore the data and its implications further.
While some posts delve into specifics, not all show deep engagement with the study's methodologies or results.
The sentiment is that this publication has the potential to significantly influence emergency response practices.
Abstract in brief
- The study explored the impact of the "Staying Alive" smartphone app on the survival rates of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) patients in Paris.
- The research compared survival outcomes between patients who received CPR from first responders activated by the app and those who did not.
- Results showed a significant improvement in hospital discharge survival rates for the intervention group, highlighting the effectiveness of mobile technology in enhancing emergency response efforts.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyMobile Smartphone Technology Is Associated With Out-of-hospital Cardiac Arrest Survival Improvement https://t.co/igqqv7zMqu https://t.co/0Frr7f7K7L #SGEMHOP .@First10EM .@SAEMonline .@AcademicEmerMed https://t.co/rICh4x9DbG
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https://t.co/wbvPoBBxam Fiers et enthousiastes! @BonSamaritainFr @PompiersParis @CEMS_Paris @PompiersFR
Link to free open access study in AEM on using a smart phone app to try and save lives in people with out of hospital cardiac arrests. https://t.co/0Frr7f7K7L @SherOnHealth @HeartandStroke @OntariosDoctors https://t.co/H8JTuHCCAY
Could be a controversial #SGEMHOP @TheSGEM Do you use an app to direct you to cardiac arrest victims / AEDs? Our conclusion - there is still no evidence of clinical benefit But how much evidence do you need? #FOAMed https://t.co/FvPGPInZnE https://t.co/30gYStlfgS
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Impact of the Staying Alive App on Cardiac Arrest Survival Rates
In this episode of Santé et Sécurité, we interview Dr. Paul Dardel, founder of the Staying Alive app. This innovative app activates volunteer responders for out-of-hospital cardiac arrests, demonstrating a significant…
@XaveEclair @Sylv1Mosser @DocNikko @docteurlaurene @LionelLamhaut @SAUVLife @bspp @afprappli @Permisdesauver @prefpolice Une étude réalisée en 2018 par @PompiersParis & @BonSamaritainFr a montré un doublement (16% -> 35%) du taux de survie en cas d'ACR extra-hospitalier avec intervention d'au moins un #BonSamaritain. C'est bien mieux que 5%...
RT @HeartHeroAED: @TheSGEM great work. Of the AED only. What is the data on outcome? Hot Off the Press: Mobile Smartphone Technology…
@TheSGEM great work. Of the AED only. What is the data on outcome? Hot Off the Press: Mobile Smartphone Technology Is Associated With Out‐of‐hospital Cardiac Arrest Survival Improvement - Morgenstern - 2021 - Academic Emergency Medicine https://t.co/zCAofBQUkL
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Hot Off the Press: Mobile Smartphone Technology Is Associated With Out-of-hospital Cardiac Arrest Survival Improvement AEM Journal - May 2021 #AEM #AcademicJournal #EM First Author: Justin Morgenstern MD Read Online: https://t.co/MZQEQJiG0t https://t.co/tENpiniWmS
Mobile smartphone technology is associated with better clinical outcomes for OHCA https://t.co/3rale20Qkv https://t.co/PVAB2uTnVW https://t.co/kstSyqGmqz
Hot off the Press: Mobile Smartphone Technology Is Associated With Out‐of‐hospital Cardiac Arrest Survival Improvement https://t.co/HpPf8QCR5c
Mobile Smartphone Technology Is Associated With Out‐of‐hospital Cardiac Arrest Survival Improvement: The First Year “Greater Paris Fire Brigade” Experience AEM Journal - October 2020 #AEM #AcademicJournal First Author: Clément Derkenne MD Read Online: https://t.co/lvVGw3ceap https://t.co/0zgI3nVIgG
Mobile Smartphone Technology Is Associated With Out‐of‐hospital Cardiac Arrest Survival Improvement: The First Year “Greater Paris Fire Brigade” Experience - Derkenne - 2020 - Academic Emergency Medicine - Wiley Online Library #ems #cpr https://t.co/jZl2yicPxV
Does a smart phone app make a difference for out-of-hospital cardiac arrests? #SGEMHOP https://t.co/0Frr7f7K7L https://t.co/M3UogYwyzz
Most voters said they did not have an app on their smart phone for OHCA alerts. https://t.co/0Frr7f7K7L #SGEMHOP https://t.co/vOEqozYRee
#SGEMHOP articles are always free open access #FOAMed https://t.co/0Frr7f7K7L @SAEMonline @SAEMEBM
Mobile Smartphone Technology Is Associated With Out‐of‐hospital Cardiac Arrest Survival Improvement: The First Year “Greater Paris Fire Brigade” Experience Read more: https://t.co/IymiFkfmkc Infographic provided by Dr. Kirsty Challen #OpenAccess #FOAMed https://t.co/bv6UBabx4Y
@zchagla @VPrasadMDMPH #paperinapic by @KirstyChallen summarizes studies into a picture. https://t.co/USIaACN9hK #sgemhop https://t.co/PYQKQL04Pm
Hey rural docs. Do you think these smart phone apps to crowd source CPR would be just as effective in Paris, Ont as in Paris, France? https://t.co/USIaACN9hK #sgemhop @DrKateJMiller @MacEmerg https://t.co/RiQyYCfzFF
RT @TheSGEM: Do these apps work? Read the article for yourself. It’s open access. https://t.co/USIaACN9hK #sgemhop @emergmedottawa @ACEPNow
Do these apps work? Read the article for yourself. It’s open access. https://t.co/USIaACN9hK #sgemhop @emergmedottawa @ACEPNow
The study reviewed in this #SGEMHOP episode was the Staying Alive App https://t.co/0Frr7f7K7L https://t.co/q7Xx53Ih6N
The article is here: https://t.co/30gYStlfgS
RT @5280EM: @sarahmperman This looks like a leveraging of technology to improve survival in OHCA. After reading Comilla Sasson, MD @AHASass…
@sarahmperman This looks like a leveraging of technology to improve survival in OHCA. After reading Comilla Sasson, MD @AHASasson et al. @CircAHA https://t.co/SQnGoZGj7H, then seeing the improvement in OHCA here: https://t.co/XevKJ4qC38 - Is it a step forward? @SAEMonline
The article is free open access from @AcademicEmerMed as part of the #SGEMHOP process https://t.co/USIaACvxTa
Please vote on the twitter poll. Here is a link to #SGEMHOP article. It is free open access. #FOAMed https://t.co/USIaACN9hK https://t.co/mKstiNplLB
RT @TheSGEM: Mobile Smartphone Technology Is Associated With Out-of-hospital Cardiac Arrest Survival Improvement https://t.co/igqqv7zMqu…
Study is published free open access from @AcademicEmerMed https://t.co/0Frr7f7K7L Read the primary literature yourself. #SGEMHOP
@Omundson @American_Stroke @American_Heart The study was published open access by @AcademicEmerMed https://t.co/0Frr7f7K7L #SGEMHOP
RT @TheSGEM: Mobile Smartphone Technology Is Associated With Out-of-hospital Cardiac Arrest Survival Improvement https://t.co/igqqv7zMqu…
RT @TheSGEM: Mobile Smartphone Technology Is Associated With Out-of-hospital Cardiac Arrest Survival Improvement https://t.co/igqqv7zMqu…
#SGEMHOP #MemeMonday https://t.co/USIaACN9hK https://t.co/17fS5Ge64c
RT @TheSGEM: Mobile Smartphone Technology Is Associated With Out-of-hospital Cardiac Arrest Survival Improvement https://t.co/igqqv7zMqu…
#MemeMonday #SGEMHOP You need to be of a certain "vintage" to get this meme. We did not always have mobile phones. https://t.co/USIaACN9hK https://t.co/NhjuGMNW4g
Mobile Smartphone Technology Is Associated With Out-of-hospital Cardiac Arrest Survival Improvement https://t.co/igqqv7zMqu https://t.co/0Frr7f7K7L #SGEMHOP .@First10EM .@SAEMonline .@AcademicEmerMed https://t.co/rICh4x9DbG
RT @TheSGEM: The study was published in @AcademicEmerMed and is free open access. #SGEMHOP https://t.co/0Frr7f7K7L
RT @TheSGEM: Link to free open access study in AEM on using a smart phone app to try and save lives in people with out of hospital cardiac…
RT @First10EM: Could be a controversial #SGEMHOP @TheSGEM Do you use an app to direct you to cardiac arrest victims / AEDs? Our conclusion…
RT @First10EM: Could be a controversial #SGEMHOP @TheSGEM Do you use an app to direct you to cardiac arrest victims / AEDs? Our conclusion…
RT @TheSGEM: Link to free open access study in AEM on using a smart phone app to try and save lives in people with out of hospital cardiac…
This study claims to demonstrate a mortality advantage, but I don't think that is what this data shows at all. Thoughts? https://t.co/30gYStlfgS
Could be a controversial #SGEMHOP @TheSGEM Do you use an app to direct you to cardiac arrest victims / AEDs? Our conclusion - there is still no evidence of clinical benefit But how much evidence do you need? #FOAMed https://t.co/FvPGPInZnE https://t.co/30gYStlfgS
The study was published in @AcademicEmerMed and is free open access. #SGEMHOP https://t.co/0Frr7f7K7L
Link to free open access study in AEM on using a smart phone app to try and save lives in people with out of hospital cardiac arrests. https://t.co/0Frr7f7K7L @SherOnHealth @HeartandStroke @OntariosDoctors https://t.co/H8JTuHCCAY
Link to free open access article #SGEMHOP https://t.co/0Frr7f7K7L @SAEMEBM @SAEMonline @socmobem @CHeitzMD
@SAEMEBM @ffolliet @KirstyChallen @broomedocs @EMManchester @ketaminh @browofjustice Watch for this #SGEMHOP episode to drop later today. https://t.co/USIaACN9hK https://t.co/XZuczqhCnH
Later today the new #SGEMHOP will be available. This episode looks at mobile smart phones for OHCA Guesses on music? https://t.co/A26KQgPaHF @ffolliet @KirstyChallen @broomedocs @EMManchester @ketaminh @browofjustice @SAEMEBM
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Putting the October #SGEMHOP together today. Guest skeptic will be @First10EM https://t.co/USIaACN9hK @AcademicEmerMed @SAEMonline
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RT @Doclerouge: https://t.co/wbvPoBBxam Fiers et enthousiastes! @BonSamaritainFr @PompiersParis @CEMS_Paris @PompiersFR
RT @Laureneha18: Des chiffres tellement enthousiasmants!! Merci de nous aider à sauver toujours plus de vies. Comment? En débutant le mass…
RT @Laureneha18: Des chiffres tellement enthousiasmants!! Merci de nous aider à sauver toujours plus de vies. Comment? En débutant le mass…
RT @Laureneha18: Des chiffres tellement enthousiasmants!! Merci de nous aider à sauver toujours plus de vies. Comment? En débutant le mass…
RT @Laureneha18: Des chiffres tellement enthousiasmants!! Merci de nous aider à sauver toujours plus de vies. Comment? En débutant le mass…
Des chiffres tellement enthousiasmants!! Merci de nous aider à sauver toujours plus de vies. Comment? En débutant le massage cardiaque et en utilisant un défibrillateur avant notre arrivée grâce aux conseils de l’opérateur #18-112 @aedmap @PompiersParis https://t.co/QZHkUWGpAj
RT @Doclerouge: https://t.co/wbvPoBBxam Fiers et enthousiastes! @BonSamaritainFr @PompiersParis @CEMS_Paris @PompiersFR
https://t.co/wbvPoBBxam Fiers et enthousiastes! @BonSamaritainFr @PompiersParis @CEMS_Paris @PompiersFR
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