| Variable . | N (%) . |
|---|---|
| Total participants | 570 (100%) |
| Gender | |
| Men | 218 (38.2%) |
| Women | 352 (61.8%) |
| Age (in years) | |
| 18–24 | 45 (7.9%) |
| 25–34 | 257 (45.1%) |
| 35–44 | 141 (24.8%) |
| 45–54 | 76 (13.3%) |
| 55+ | 51 (8.9%) |
| Specialty | |
| Specialised physicians | 220 (38.6%) |
| Residents | 99 (17.4%) |
| Nurses | 232 (40.7%) |
| Non-resident physicians | 19 (3.3%) |
| Department | |
| Cardiology | 166 (29.1%) |
| Anaesthesiology | 221 (38.8%) |
| Intensive care units | 178 (31.2%) |
| Other departments | 5 (0.9%) |
| Professional experience (⩽5 years) | 223 (39.1%) |
| Attendance of at least one type of any CPR coursea (Yes) | 423 (79.8%) |
| BLS course attendancea (Yes) | 295 (55.7%) |
| ALS course attendancea (Yes) | 229 (43.2%) |
| Other CPR course attendancea (No) | 487 (91.9%) |
| Total score in CPR course attendancea (1 point) | 214 (40.4%) |
| Time from the last CPR course attendanceb (1–5 years) | 218 (51.5%) |
| Evaluation of CPR coursesb (Very good) | 194 (45.9%) |
| Willingness to attend a CPR course in the futurea (Yes) | 492 (92.8%) |
| Personal experience in a cardiac arrest incident | |
| No | 50 (8.8%) |
| Active participation | 492 (86.3%) |
| Passive participation (only watch) | 28 (4.9%) |
| Variable . | N (%) . |
|---|---|
| Total participants | 570 (100%) |
| Gender | |
| Men | 218 (38.2%) |
| Women | 352 (61.8%) |
| Age (in years) | |
| 18–24 | 45 (7.9%) |
| 25–34 | 257 (45.1%) |
| 35–44 | 141 (24.8%) |
| 45–54 | 76 (13.3%) |
| 55+ | 51 (8.9%) |
| Specialty | |
| Specialised physicians | 220 (38.6%) |
| Residents | 99 (17.4%) |
| Nurses | 232 (40.7%) |
| Non-resident physicians | 19 (3.3%) |
| Department | |
| Cardiology | 166 (29.1%) |
| Anaesthesiology | 221 (38.8%) |
| Intensive care units | 178 (31.2%) |
| Other departments | 5 (0.9%) |
| Professional experience (⩽5 years) | 223 (39.1%) |
| Attendance of at least one type of any CPR coursea (Yes) | 423 (79.8%) |
| BLS course attendancea (Yes) | 295 (55.7%) |
| ALS course attendancea (Yes) | 229 (43.2%) |
| Other CPR course attendancea (No) | 487 (91.9%) |
| Total score in CPR course attendancea (1 point) | 214 (40.4%) |
| Time from the last CPR course attendanceb (1–5 years) | 218 (51.5%) |
| Evaluation of CPR coursesb (Very good) | 194 (45.9%) |
| Willingness to attend a CPR course in the futurea (Yes) | 492 (92.8%) |
| Personal experience in a cardiac arrest incident | |
| No | 50 (8.8%) |
| Active participation | 492 (86.3%) |
| Passive participation (only watch) | 28 (4.9%) |
ALS: advanced life support; BLS: basic life support; CPR: cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
Τotal number of eligible subjects did not include France due to lack of education data (n=530).
Τotal number of eligible subjects was derived from healthcare professionals who had participated in a CPR course (n=423).
| Variable . | N (%) . |
|---|---|
| Total participants | 570 (100%) |
| Gender | |
| Men | 218 (38.2%) |
| Women | 352 (61.8%) |
| Age (in years) | |
| 18–24 | 45 (7.9%) |
| 25–34 | 257 (45.1%) |
| 35–44 | 141 (24.8%) |
| 45–54 | 76 (13.3%) |
| 55+ | 51 (8.9%) |
| Specialty | |
| Specialised physicians | 220 (38.6%) |
| Residents | 99 (17.4%) |
| Nurses | 232 (40.7%) |
| Non-resident physicians | 19 (3.3%) |
| Department | |
| Cardiology | 166 (29.1%) |
| Anaesthesiology | 221 (38.8%) |
| Intensive care units | 178 (31.2%) |
| Other departments | 5 (0.9%) |
| Professional experience (⩽5 years) | 223 (39.1%) |
| Attendance of at least one type of any CPR coursea (Yes) | 423 (79.8%) |
| BLS course attendancea (Yes) | 295 (55.7%) |
| ALS course attendancea (Yes) | 229 (43.2%) |
| Other CPR course attendancea (No) | 487 (91.9%) |
| Total score in CPR course attendancea (1 point) | 214 (40.4%) |
| Time from the last CPR course attendanceb (1–5 years) | 218 (51.5%) |
| Evaluation of CPR coursesb (Very good) | 194 (45.9%) |
| Willingness to attend a CPR course in the futurea (Yes) | 492 (92.8%) |
| Personal experience in a cardiac arrest incident | |
| No | 50 (8.8%) |
| Active participation | 492 (86.3%) |
| Passive participation (only watch) | 28 (4.9%) |
| Variable . | N (%) . |
|---|---|
| Total participants | 570 (100%) |
| Gender | |
| Men | 218 (38.2%) |
| Women | 352 (61.8%) |
| Age (in years) | |
| 18–24 | 45 (7.9%) |
| 25–34 | 257 (45.1%) |
| 35–44 | 141 (24.8%) |
| 45–54 | 76 (13.3%) |
| 55+ | 51 (8.9%) |
| Specialty | |
| Specialised physicians | 220 (38.6%) |
| Residents | 99 (17.4%) |
| Nurses | 232 (40.7%) |
| Non-resident physicians | 19 (3.3%) |
| Department | |
| Cardiology | 166 (29.1%) |
| Anaesthesiology | 221 (38.8%) |
| Intensive care units | 178 (31.2%) |
| Other departments | 5 (0.9%) |
| Professional experience (⩽5 years) | 223 (39.1%) |
| Attendance of at least one type of any CPR coursea (Yes) | 423 (79.8%) |
| BLS course attendancea (Yes) | 295 (55.7%) |
| ALS course attendancea (Yes) | 229 (43.2%) |
| Other CPR course attendancea (No) | 487 (91.9%) |
| Total score in CPR course attendancea (1 point) | 214 (40.4%) |
| Time from the last CPR course attendanceb (1–5 years) | 218 (51.5%) |
| Evaluation of CPR coursesb (Very good) | 194 (45.9%) |
| Willingness to attend a CPR course in the futurea (Yes) | 492 (92.8%) |
| Personal experience in a cardiac arrest incident | |
| No | 50 (8.8%) |
| Active participation | 492 (86.3%) |
| Passive participation (only watch) | 28 (4.9%) |
ALS: advanced life support; BLS: basic life support; CPR: cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
Τotal number of eligible subjects did not include France due to lack of education data (n=530).
Τotal number of eligible subjects was derived from healthcare professionals who had participated in a CPR course (n=423).
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