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code situations and inability of the current inpatient medical record—particularly code sheets—for capturing important details around cardiac arrests like team dynamics, quality of chest compressions, or systems-level factors (eg, staffing). Finally, we demonstrated that even when preventable errors are identified, reviewers believed that their occurrence had little impact on overall survival owing to the critically ill nature of these patients. Our findings have important implications for future efforts to measure and improve quality of care for cardiac arrests in hospitalized patients.