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Phone app alerts did not increase bystander CPR rates in study of 2 major population areas | American Heart Association
Research Highlights: Alerting nearby CPR-trained volunteers through a smartphone app did not increase the likelihood that a person experiencing cardiac arrest received CPR or use of an AED before professional responders arrived, according to a study...
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