Search for: [Abstract = "CA was mare commonly cardiological in origin \(38,8% vs. 30,6%\) and bystander BLS was more frequently begun \(14,9% vs, 5,5%\). lt was seen that a return of spontaneous circulation was observed in 16,3% of cases of CA in public places but only in 6, 1 % of cases of CA in private houses \(p<0,001 \). In following public places \(from the 21 studied\) the frequency of CA occurring in the single location was higher than one case per five years\: the hostel for drunken people, old people's homes, homeless people's shelters, the law courts, cemeteries, railway and bus stations, prisons, churches, and big department stores. Conclusions\: The characteristics of CA in public places are significantly different from CA in private homes. As public area CAs could more often be treated with defibrillation, are more likely to be witnessed, are younger victims and have more bystander intervention \(all of which are known to improve survival from CA\), and as there are places within Kraków's central public areas where CA occurred especially often, this might suggest a justification for targeting Public Access Automated External Defibrillators to those particular locations."]

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