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. 2023 Mar 21;11:1124270. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2023.1124270

Table 1.

Baseline comparison of sociodemographic and work-related factors between the intervention and control groups (N = 150).

Variables Intervention (n = 75) Control (n = 75) χ2 P -value
n % n %
Gender
Men 19 25.3 35 46.7 7.407a 0.006*
Women 56 74.7 40 53.3
Age (years) group
20–49 54 72.0 72 96.0 16.071a <0.001*
50 and above 21 28.0 3 4.0
Professional status
RN 30 40.0 22 29.3 19.231a <0.001*
RN/RM 45 60.0 36 48.0
RN/Others 0 0.0 17 22.7
Academic qualification group
Diploma in Nursing 17 22.7 26 34.7 3.628a 0.163
Diploma in Nursing/ Midwife 24 32.0 25 33.3
BSc/Masters/PhD in Nursing 34 45.3 24 32.0
Years of work experience group
1–10years 9 12.0 31 41.3 16.524a <0.001*
11–30years 62 82.7 41 54.7
31 and above 4 5.3 3 4.0
Current area of work group
Critical area 23 30.7 33 44.0 2.850a 0.091
Non-critical area 52 69.3 42 56.0
Formal training in CPR
No 45 54.0 63 84.0 1.012a 0.314
Yes 30 21.0 12 16.0
Duration of CPR training group
Not train 41 54.7 63 84.0 17.404a <0.001*
<5years 13 17.3 8 10.7
≥5years 21 28.0 4 5.3
BLS training
No 54 72.0 60 80.0 1.316a 0.251
Yes 21 28.0 15 20.0
ACLS training
No 60 80.0 73 97.3 1.430a 0.232
Yes 15 20.0 2 2.7
BPLS training
No 69 92.0 70 93.3 0.098a 0.754
Yes 6 8.0 5 6.7
Frequency of CPR performance group
Never 4 5.3 5 6.7 0.118a 0.731
Yes 71 94.7 70 93.3
Survival of outcome
None survive 54 72.0 43 57.3 9.843a 0.007*
Some survive 14 18.7 30 40.0
All survive 7 9.3 2 2.7
*

Variables with p < 0.05.

a

Chi square test value.