Table 4.

Summary of responses to the question: which of the following preparedness measures for CPR are in place in your practice?

	All groups	BCS	RES	GPE	GPG	P-values
Regularly maintained crash cart or crash station	625 [81, 78–84]	210 [97, 94–99]	66 [96, 88–99]	252 [84, 80–88]	97 [52, 45–59]	<0.0001
Emergency drugs dosing chart displayed	646 [84, 81–86]	209 [97, 93–98]	66 [96, 88–99]	260 [87, 83–90]	111 [60, 53–66]	<0.0001
CPR algorithm displayed	453 [59, 55–62]	168 [78, 72–83]	58 [84, 74–91]	167 [56, 50–61]	60 [32, 26–39]	<0.0001
Last CPR training <6 month ago	293 [38, 35–42]	103 [48, 41–54]	37 [53, 42–65]	113 [38, 33–43]	40 [21, 16–28]	<0.0001

BCS, board-certified specialists in emergency and critical care and/or anesthesia; RES, residents in emergency and critical care and/or anesthesia; GPE, general practitioners in emergency practice; GPG, general practitioners in non-emergency environment. In place-data are reported as counts [percentage of group total, 95% confidence interval]. P-value refers to comparisons among all groups.