Table 2.

Demand-side respondents' varied views on the time and money spent on CPR training.

# Participants	Opinion and verbatim quotes of time spent	Opinion and verbatim quotes of money spent
D6, trained, male, 48, manager, college graduate	“Anytime, as long as I learn how to do CPR.”	“I think this (CPR training) should be universal and free to everyone.”
D16, untrained, female, 46, high school teacher, college graduate	“No matter how long it takes.”	“… I think this (pay for training) is unacceptable.”
D18, trained, male, 22, college school student	“Maybe half an hour to one hour is enough.”	“It depends on the price. There's a lot of this stuff on the Internet, it should be free, this kind of…like general knowledge education, I think there should be a lot of free instructions. I will not choose courses that actually cost money.”
D27, untrained, female, 48, engineer, college graduate	“Half a day is OK.”	“I don't accept paid courses.”
D29, untrained, male, 51, manager, college graduate	“Half a day to 1 day, as long as it doesn't interfere with my work.”	“(long pause) … This (to pay money) seems not too much necessary, I am not a professional.”
D40, untrained, female, 20, college school student	“Complete in 1 day.”	“No, I can't.”
D57, untrained, female, 32, sales, high school graduate	“It depends on the content. I'll cooperate when I have time.”	“This is common knowledge, so I don't feel very need to spend money on that.”
D59, untrained, male, 19, college school student	“No more than 1 h each time. If the teaching is very comprehensive and systematic, I am willing to spend more time.”	“Not quite willing to pay for it.”
D68, trained, female, 50, teacher, postgraduate	“One day is fine.”	“I don't want to pay.”
D71, untrained, female, 35, accountant, postgraduate	“If there's an organization to give training, I'd like to take that time. If not, it's hard to pick my own time.”	“I may not accept to spend money. There are medical workers in my family, so I can learn from them.”