Group CPR assessment system

The group CPR assessment system is an essential tool in First Aid skill training models. Participants can demonstrate their CPR skills using full-body trauma manikins or simulated patients. These manikins, such as the high-fidelity simulation model or the full-body CPR training manikin, provide a realistic training experience. During the assessment, performance metrics are used to evaluate the effectiveness of participants' CPR techniques. These metrics include compression rate, compression depth, and ventilation volume. Real-time feedback mechanisms, such as electronic CPR manikins or audiovisual systems, offer immediate guidance and assessment of the CPR quality. In addition to individual skills, the group CPR assessment system also evaluates team dynamics in trauma training scenarios. This aspect highlights the importance of communication and coordination among healthcare professionals, using models like the Trauma Nursing Model or the team-oriented Full Function Venipuncture Mo…