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Selective smartphone alerts helped improve bystander response time for cardiac arrest | American Heart Association
Research Highlights: Selecting which volunteer community first responders were alerted to the scene of a cardiac arrest was overall more successful when alerting responders who had shorter estimated arrival times than only sending out alerts to...
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