The Effectiveness of Feedback-Integrated and Traditional Adult Basic Life Support Training Methods on Knowledge and Skills Retention Among Healthcare Providers in Clinical Settings: A Systematic Review
Systematic review finds feedback-integrated Basic Life Support training enhances skills retention, suggesting it's superior to traditional methods.
Key Points
Feedback-integrated training improved long-term retention of CPR skills among healthcare providers, while traditional methods showed a decline after six months.
Among 211 identified articles, 12 studies met inclusion criteria, highlighting the effectiveness of feedback in enhancing resuscitation outcomes.
These methods significantly increased compression depth and ventilation quality, leading to better overall resuscitation performance in clinical settings.
Feedback-integrated training showed adaptability to low-resource environments, indicating its potential for global application in healthcare training.