Utilizing Brief Bedside Refresher Training to Practice CPR Skills in the Ambulatory Surgery Center Setting

Corinne A Wheeler; Stephanie Kemery; Kelley Kelly; Connie Wilson

Utilizing Brief Bedside Refresher Training to Practice CPR Skills in the Ambulatory Surgery Center Setting

Corinne A Wheeler
, Stephanie Kemery
, Kelley Kelly
, Connie Wilson

Nursing, School of

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Abstract

The authors designed and implemented brief bedside refresher training sessions with the aim of increasing staff confidence and competence in performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) with minimal disruption to the care of patients and flow of case to and from the operating room.

Original language	English
Journal	JCEN
State	Published - 2015

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