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KMID : 0363320130340020215
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Journal of Korean Oriental Internal Medicine
2013 Volume.34 No. 2 p.215 ~ p.229
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A Report on Educative Effect of Basic Life Support Training for Students in a College of Korean Medicine: Attitudes, Knowledge, and Skills
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Kim Mi-Kyung
Seo Jun-Seok
Lee Seung-Chul
Park Hee-Ok
Han Chang-Ho
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Abstract
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Objectives : Basic life support (BLS) is considered one of the essential clinical skills medical students should master. Nevertheless, neither the current state of education nor the educative effect of and attitudes toward BLS in Korean medical students have yet been reported. The aim of this study was to examine the educative effect of BLS training for Korean medical students in terms of attitudes, knowledge, and skills.
Methods : Surveys concerning attitudes toward BLS and its education, and tests for knowledge and scheme performance were conducted with 85 students in a college of Korean medicine under training for American Heart Association (AHA) BLS course for healthcare providers.
Results : Before training, 70.6% of students answered they felt the necessity to be trained in the BLS course. The levels of confidence to perform and self-presumed knowledge on BLS were low at first. After training, however, the level of confidence and knowledge increased significantly. In the final test, the mean scores of written test and scheme performance significantly decreased, while the level of confidence didn't. Most of the participants answered they wanted to be re-trained under regular re-education system.
Conclusions : To evaluate the current state of BLS education and its educative effect in Korean medical schools, it's required to expand the target of research to larger number of colleges and students over the country.
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KEYWORD
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basic life support, cardiopulmonary resuscitation, Korean medical students, medical education
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