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Arrested development: Can we improve cardiac arrest survival in hospitals?

  • Written by Brahmajee Nallamothu, Professor of Internal Medicine, Division of Cardiovascular Diseases, University of Michigan
Arrested development: Can we improve cardiac arrest survival in hospitals?How teams respond to cardiac arrests in hospitals can make all the difference, a new study suggests. antoniodiaz/Shutterstock.com

Each July brings residents – recent graduates from medical schools – to the inpatient wards of major teaching hospitals across the United States. Among the many new responsibilities these young doctors will...

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