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Resuscitation

Volume 24, Issue 1, August–September 1992, Pages 13-15
Resuscitation

Video recording of cardiac arrest management: an aid to training and audit

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Abstract

A video camera and microphone are used to record the management of cardiac arrests in the accident and emergency department. The recordings provide a useful tool for training and audit.

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