Anna Loeffler, Peter Rankin, Simon S Smith, Karen Thorpe, Sally Staton
Exploring the Relationship Between Age at Nap Cessation and Social-Emotional Functioning in Children
Journal of developmental and behavioral pediatrics : JDBP
health assistants play crucial role healthcare delivery particularly remote rural areas nepal adequate lifesaving resuscitation skills therefore assessing cardiopulmonary resuscitation cpr knowledge essential evaluate knowledge cpr among health assistants nepal explore variations knowledge scores based demographic characteristics participants quantitative crosssectional research design used study population included registered nepal health professional council nhpc completed three years training nonprobability convenience sampling employed data collected using online survey based 2020 american heart association guidelines demographic information participants knowledge levels noted study involved 500 majority male working government hospitals participants madhesh province median age 26 years fraction participants received training cpr none ever performed cpr median knowledge scores higher among males among respondents madhesh lumbini karnali sudhurpaschim provinces knowledge correct depth cpr compression children 21 infants 174 limited cpr scores different according variables like training theory understanding practice duration among others findings highlighted need practical training regular refresher courses enhance ability provide lifesaving interventions study revealed less cpr knowledge lack practical training among nepal improve healthcare outcomes providing practical training ongoing education cpr crucial findings contribute curriculum development policy changes healthcare delivery