Establishes the Utstein Style guidelines for uniform reporting of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest data to enable comparison across different systems.
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Standardizes out-of-hospital cardiac arrest reporting; enables consistent outcome comparisons and strengthens resuscitation research across systems.
esuscitation has become an important multi- disciplinary branch of medicine, demanding a spectrum of skills and attracting a plethora of specialties and organizations, each of which claims a legitimate interest in the science and prac- tice of resuscitation. This complex background has hindered the development of a uniform pattern or set of definitions for reporting results. Different systems cannot readily be compared or contrasted because data are rarely compatible. Representatives from the American Heart Association, the European Resusci- tation Council, the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada, and the Australian Resuscitation Council recently met to establish uniform terms and defini- tions for out-of-hospital resuscitation.
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