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Race, Gender, and Survival: a Scoping Review of Disparities in ICU Post-Resuscitation Care and Neurological Outcomes Following Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest
Race, Gender, and Survival: a Scoping Review of Disparities in ICU Post-Resuscitation Care and Neurological Outcomes Following Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest
Journal of Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities · Added 20 October 2026
Scoping review of 15 studies found Black women in the US received less bystander CPR, slower emergency response, less ICU intervention and more early DNR/withdrawal decisions after OHCA, with the disparities compounding across the chain of survival.
Why it matters in Australia (Medium relevance). The equity mechanics — bystander CPR gaps and treatment-withdrawal patterns — are a useful mirror for any service auditing its own outcomes data, though the US race-specific findings don't transfer directly to Australian population groups.
Learning goal
Recognise how patient demographics may shape resuscitation care and withdrawal decisions in my own practice.
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- Daily scan: 20 October 2026
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