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. 2022 Jun 22;22:483. doi: 10.1186/s12909-022-03533-1

Table 3.

Subjective learning gain reported by the undergraduates

Items Intervention n = 46
Control n = 42
Mean learning gain in points Mean learning gain in percent p (difference in points) p (difference in percent)
1* I feel confident to provide BLS Intervention 2.99 48.32 .026 .067
Control 2.52 24.89
2* I feel confident to detect an irregular breathing Intervention 2.87 33.60 .028 .298
Control 2.4 16.53
3* I feel confident to detect a cardiac arrest Intervention 3.06 48.73  < .001 .043
Control 2.29 13.64
4* I feel confident to clear the patient´s airway Intervention 3.07 55.68 .003 .027
Control 2.34 24.32
5* I feel confident to provide mask ventilation Intervention 2.98 44.77  < .001 .032
Control 1.71 9.67
6* I feel confident to perform high quality chest compressions Intervention 2.89 51.50 .001 .015
Control 2.16 16.58
7* I feel confident with the use of the AED Intervention 3.53 74.33  < .001 .001
Control 2.36 27.07
8 I feel confident about the correct sequence of treatments of BLS Intervention 2.76 36.77 .421 .938
Control 2.59 35.71
9* A person lies motionless on the street. I feel confident being able to provide BLS Intervention 2.86 38.20 .007 .345
Control 2.31 24.98
10* The patient lies motionless in his bed. I feel confident being able to provide BLS Intervention 3.00 45.80  < .001 .108
Control 2.13 23.43
11* I feel able to lead BLS in a team Intervention 2.76 50.21  < .001 .022
Control 1.72 18.73

* marks the items for which the students reported significant different learning gains and are pairwise comparisons. Abbreviations. BLS = Basic life support. AED = Automatic external defibrillator