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Smartphone alerts can lead to faster in-hospital response to cardiac arrest, study says | Health IT

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A study from the Baltimore-based University of Maryland Medical Center showed that using a text-messaging-based alert system led to quicker in-hospital responses to cardiac arrests.Health IT

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Smartphone alerts can lead to faster in-hospital response to cardiac arrest, study says | Health IT

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