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Pilot study shows medical students acquire teaching methodology to lead basic life support courses, suggesting feasibility for nationwide expansion in medical education.
Medical Degree students are capable of acquiring skills in teaching methodology to conduct Basic Life Support training courses for the general population. This is independent of the year in which they are in their training, as long as they have received theoretical training in this subject. Further studies are encouraged by these results, with the aim of extending this type of training to other medical education centers nationwide.
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