Efficiency of Chest Compressions by Nurses at Pattani Hospital after Training with a Manikin Model
Keywords:
Chest compression, Resuscitation, Nurses, Sudden cardiac arrest, ManikinsAbstract
It was an intervention study in a one-group before and after design study in nurses at Pattani hospital. To study the effectiveness of chest compressions by nurses at Pattani hospital before and after training with a manikins model. Before and after training with the model in March 2023. The sample was 82 nurses. The sample was selected randomly using a computer program from a list of each department in similar proportions. This advanced life support training manikin model is calibrated to meet American Heart Association guidelines. Collect general information of the nurses attending the training and chest compression efficiency metric data in the manikins. Data were analyzed by descriptive statistics. Compare performance indicators with paired t-test. Nurses who attends chest compression training on a manikins model most were female, 93.9%, mean age 38.24 years (±6.92), body mass index 23.0 kg/m2 or more 51.2%, experienced chest compressions more than 15 times 42.7%, the efficiency of chest compressions after training was statistically significantly increased for all indicators, including the average of compression rate, the average of chest compression depth, Minimize interruptions in compressions and the percentage of full chest recoil.
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