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Monique Anderson Starks

Associate Professor of Medicine
Medicine, Cardiology
Dept of Medicine, Box 3850, Durham, NC 27710

Scholarly Works - Conferences


Abstract 242: Association Of The Nearest Static AED With Treatment And Outcome Of OHCA In Forsyth County, North Carolina

Conference Circulation · November 8, 2022 Introduction: Over the last two decades, publicly accessible AEDs have become available in communities across the US, allowing bystanders to rapidly intervene during OHCA. The impact of static AEDs on ... Full text Cite

Abstract 241: Comparison Of A Phone-based Business AED Survey Canvas, 911-Dispatch AED Inventory, And State-Mandated AED Registry In Forsyth County, NC

Conference Circulation · November 8, 2022 Introduction: In North Carolina (NC), 911-dispatch centers are accelerating treatment to OHCA by notifying bystanders of nearby public AEDs. This system depends on a comprehensive registry of AED loca ... Full text Cite

Abstract 244: Accelerating AED Use In Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest With Combinations Of First Responder And Drone Delivery To Achieve 5-minute AED Deployment

Conference Circulation · November 8, 2022 Background: Defibrillation in the critical first minutes of out-of-hospital cardiac arrests (OHCAs) can significantly improve survival rates but getting timely access to AEDs is a major barrier. We es ... Full text Cite

Abstract 231: Single Bystander CPR Performance During Drone AED Delivery for Simulated Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrest

Conference Circulation · November 17, 2020 Background: Drones have great potential to speed the delivery of AEDs in the critical first few minutes of OHCA. However, it is unclear whether bystanders can balance high-quality cardiopulmonary resu ... Full text Cite

Abstract 236: Gender Disparities in Bystander CPR and Defibrillation Persist in Black and Hispanic Neighborhoods in the US

Conference Circulation · November 17, 2020 Introduction: Bystander CPR (B-CPR) and defibrillation for sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) vary by gender with females being less likely to receive these interventions. Despite known differences by race a ... Full text Cite