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Conclusion Ten years of in-hospital CPR experience is tabulated. A technique for evaluating the impact of CPR on hospital mortality is presented. This technique is also applied to specific areas of the hospital. The increasing magnitude and effectiveness of the CPR program over ten years is outlined. The association between hospital location, electrocardiographic monitoring, patient illness and factors of long-term and short-term survival is considered. The lack of association between primary illness and long-term and short-term survival also is presented. Patients at high risk, as shown by the necessity of CPR, are concentrated in critical care nursing units.