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. 2024 Nov 26;21(1):25–36. doi: 10.5114/aic.2024.145345

Table III.

Influence of EMS dispatch factors on response times, CPR initiation, and ROSC

Variable CPR initiated ROSC achieved Response time [min] mean ± SD
Call reason, n (%)
 Unconscious 651 (31.80) 1396 (68.20) 7.24 ±5.10
 Breathing difficulty 92 (40.00) 138 (60.00) 7.71 ±6.02
 Hanging 54 (23.18) 179 (76.82) 8.27 ±6.49
 Chest pain 26 (74.29) 9 (25.71) 6.45 ±5.14
 Sudden cardiac arrest 81 (62.31) 49 (37.69) 7.12 ±5.78
 Fainting 69 (53.49) 60 (46.51) 7.54 ±5.90
 Other 70 (26.52) 194 (73.48) 7.80 ±5.84
 No contact 80 (27.03) 216 (72.97) 7.53 ±5.47
 Accident 52 (31.14) 115 (68.86) 7.31 ±5.05
 Drowning 6 (20.69) 23 (79.31) 10.42 ±6.80
 Lying down 18 (29.03) 44 (70.97) 6.90 ±4.13
Time of EMS dispatch, n (%)
 00:00-05:59 135 (28.97) 331 (71.03) 7.92 ± 5.42
 06:00-11:59 426 (28.82) 1052 (71.18) 7.54 ± 5.30
 12:00-17:59 460 (33.41) 917 (66.59) 7.71 ± 5.85
 18:00-23:59 374 (35.96) 666 (64.04) 7.29 ± 4.86

CPR – cardiopulmonary resuscitation, ROSC – return of spontaneous circulation. Mean response times are presented with standard deviation (SD) to show variability.