Analysis of the Effectiveness of CPR, First-Aid Training and Factors Related to Willingness to Perform among Laypersons in the Paju Region

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CPR and first-aid training significantly increases laypersons' willingness to perform life-saving interventions and participate in continuous education. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.CONFIRMATORY. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

Bo-Kyun Kim; Yo-Han Shin

doi:10.21184/jkeia.2026.4.20.2.335

April 30, 2026Journal of the Korea Entertainment Industry Association

Analysis of the Effectiveness of CPR, First-Aid Training and Factors Related to Willingness to Perform among Laypersons in the Paju Region

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This research aims to analyze the effectiveness of CPR and first-aid training on laypersons' willingness to perform these skills.
Surveyed 111 laypersons participating in CPR and first-aid training in Paju from March to November 2024.
Statistical analyses included frequency analysis, paired t-test for comparing pre- and post-training willingness.
Analyzed factors related to participants' backgrounds, training experiences, and preferences for future training.
Willingness to perform CPR increased from 4.072 to 4.279, and for first-aid from 3.671 to 4.297 after training (p<.001).
Desire for continued training increased from 4.045 to 4.324 post-training (p<.05).
63.1% of participants were involuntary, indicating a need for ongoing education based on awareness of family heart health.

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Evaluates CPR training outcomes in laypersons, indicating increased willingness to perform.

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