Dispatcher-Assisted CPR: Low-Dose, High-Frequency Simulation-Based Training

"Twelve weeks of LDHF training~The simulation-based training sessions take place at the EMDC, at extra workstations set-up as ordinary EMD workstations in an out-of-the-way area. Before each session, the EMD is informed about the simulation call and receives instructions concerning technical differences from a regular call. The instructor acts as a standardised caller, guided by a computer program. This program, the Danish version of Resuscitation Quality Improvement for Telecommunicators (Laerdal Medical AS, Stavanger, Norway), is a training program for DA-CPR based on the simulation platform Laerdal Learning Application. This modified version of the RQI-T program has, one test scenario, one data collection scenario and six different cardiac arrests scenarios as well as a feedback checklist based on the Danish dispatcher protocol Danish Index for Emergency Care.~Each simulation session takes approximately 20 minutes, including introduction and feedback"