INTRODUCTION: Quality of external chest compression (ECC) is a key component of Basic
Life Support. Different approaches to improve rescuers' performance have been evaluated …

Abstract Aim Optimal depth (50–60 mm) and rate (100–120 min− 1) of chest compressions
(CC) is the prerequisite of effective cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). However …

Aim This study aims to compare the effect of three CPR prompt and feedback devices on
quality of chest compressions amongst healthcare providers. Methods A single blinded …

Purpose Feedback devices are used to improve chest compression (CC) quality related to
survival rates in cardiac arrest. However, several studies have shown that feedback devices …

Purposes Cardiac arrest survival depends on celerity and efficiency of life support action.
Guidelines emphasized the chest compression (CC) quality and feedback devices are …

Background: The aim of the study was to compare the quality of chest compressions (CCs)
carried out with and without the use of the TrueCPR device during simulated …

BACKGROUND: Quality of chest compressions (CC) is an important determinant of
resuscitation outcome for cardiac arrest patients. PURPOSE: To characterize the quality of …

STUDY OBJECTIVE: High-quality chest compressions (CCs) are an important component of
successful resuscitation. Suboptimal in-hospital CC are commonly reported. Skill …

Purposes Chest compressions require physical effort leading to increased fatigue and rapid
degradation in the quality of cardiopulmonary resuscitation overtime. Despite harmful effect …

High-quality chest compressions are pivotal for improving survival from cardiac arrest. The
rate and depth of compressions, chest recoil and hand position are important parameters …