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Does Non-Targeted Community CPR Training Increase Bystander CPR Frequency?
Uber A., Sadler R.C., Chassee T., Reynolds J.C.
Prehospital Emergency Care · 2018
External published research · Published literature
Research type
Field / observational study
Discipline
Protection Sciences
Level of evidence
Observational study
DOI
10.1080/10903127.2018.1459978
Topics
Tactical Medicine
What the study reports
An observational study asking whether non-targeted community CPR training increased bystander CPR frequency in the areas where it was delivered.
The PROMACHOS reading
Training volume is not the same as training effect. Where and to whom preparedness education is delivered matters more than how many certificates are issued.
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