• Critical care medicine · Nov 1980

    Life-supporting first aid self-training.

    • H Breivik, N M Ulvik, G Blikra, and B Lind.

    AbstractThe authors studied the acquisition of life-supporting first aid knowledge and skills by 230 lay people in self-training group instruction without qualified first aid instructors and self-training at home. The self-training course consisted of audiotape-recorded instructions, flipover charts, an instruction booklet, first aid materials and a "Resusci Anne" training mannikin. The same instruction booklet and first aid materials were used for self-training at home. The two teaching systems were equally effective in providing theoretical first aid knowledge, but the course proved superior in teaching practical skills.

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