Nurses confidence as well as hesitance in starting basic basic life support is often present and I wan t to do a survey to know thier level know and how it affects the practice
Base on my findings in relation to the settings & inclusion criteria, Nurses have good knowledge of CPR
Yes. Most healthcare organizations provide basic training for their nursing staff.
Yes, most nurses are well equipped with knowledge and skills regarding to Basic Life Support, it's a requirement before a nurse is employed at a facility. In my experience this is encouraged so much as it enhances the effectiveness of their practice in saving an individuals life by doing CPR appropriately and minimizing time wastage.
as a license nurse, it is an obligation to be skilled in this matter. even a non health worker should at least have this ability or knowledge to know this skill since I consider this as a life skill.
Yes they do. However, some may not be proficient in their practice due to certain factors.
Yes they have the knowledge and the skill as part of training but the degree of practice depends on where one is deployed to work.
They have knowledge but they lack in steps and techniques which should be used
Yes it is one of the basic skills that a nurse must have. Nurses are trained to recognise the early warning signs and to act appropriately.
In Austria, at least basic life support is part of the curriculum for nursing students. Thereafter, most employers require recertification in basic life support and defibrillation approximately every one to three years.
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