Little Junior QCPR — light with bag

With objective feedback and scoring, course participants are motivated not only to compete with each other, but also to try to beat their own best result. The competition element makes the exercises more engaging and interactive and has been shown to improve the motivation of the participants.3 In addition to the traditional way of showing a score based on performance measures after the session, Little Junior QCPR can also be used to run the QCPR Race, a completely new and innovative way to engage the participants during the CPR course.

Improve quality for increased survival

Research shows that high-quality immediate cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is directly related to positive outcomes after a cardiac arrest. ^1,2 Hands-on practice helps prepare bystanders to provide CPR, but it is a challenge for the instructor to provide accurate and objective feedback on course participants' performance.

Little Junior is now available with feedback technology, which has been shown to improve both learning and practicing CPR skills. ³

Measures that improve

The Little Junior QCPR enables an instructor to monitor up to six course participants simultaneously using a handheld device. The QCPR Instructor app provides a simple overview of course participants' performance and makes it clear who may need additional guidance. You can see at a glance who is not giving deep enough chest compressions, who is not maintaining the correct compression rate and who is overventilating. Course participants can also monitor their own performance with the QCPR Learner app or with the connected SkillGuide device.

QCPR measurement and feedback technology enables the following:

• Feedback on chest compressions and ventilations in real time
• Reporting to the course participants after the training, including total points and tips for improvements
• Detailed real-time feedback for compression end, compression depth, compression rate, ventilation volume and number of compressions, ventilations and cycles