Evidence · Randomised trial
Visual attention during pediatric resuscitation with feedback devices: a randomized simulation study.
- Cardiac arrest and resuscitation
- Cardiovascular
- Education and simulation
- Medical
- Nursing
- Professional practice
Summary
A randomised cross-over simulation study examining how real-time CPR feedback devices affect resuscitation quality, visual attention and perceived workload during paediatric resuscitation. Forty participants (students and neonatal providers) completed scenarios with and without feedback devices, with eye-tracking used to measure dwell time on areas of interest. Resuscitation quality improved with feedback, but attention shifted away from the manikin and other equipment towards the device and subjective workload rose. Relevant to those designing resuscitation training and considering feedback technology in practice.
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